The Dubai police will now be riding in style thanks to the addition of new Lamborghini Aventator vehicles that will replace their old police cars.
The new model was shown off in the Dubai Mall, one of the city's most popular locations according to the New York Daily News.
Pictures were released on Twitter from Dubai of the new model.
Each white and green model will cost $450,000 to make, meaning Dubai will have some of the most expensive police vehicles in the world. It is currently unknown how many Aventator models Dubai police will be using.
Many media outlets feel the car will be used as more of a marketing device or scare tactic in certain locations to help attract people to the police force, while also trying to cut back the increasing crime rate.
Police are currently in the middle of a large campaign to help cut back on excess among the city's young, male drivers who use desert locations as racetracks. They feel this can be accomplished with a powerful vehicle like the Aventador, and other vehicles that will be added in the near future according to The Telegraph.
New fines have also been implemented in Dubai since 15 percent of traffic fines issued everyday are for driving speeds that exceed 130 mph according to police figures released last month. Dubai police issued 67,000 traffic fines in one month alone, and 122 people have died due to vehicles speeding over 120 mph.
Further details on the new fines have yet to be revealed as of press time.
The vehicle is equipped to a V12 engine, has a top speed of 217 mph and can go 0 to 60 in approximately 3 seconds according to a report by the New York Daily News.
This step is the complete opposite direction U.S. police have been heading lately, as officers in North America have started shifting towards more fuel efficient models.
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