The Dubai Police have done it again, this time introducing the all-new Ghiath police car. Packed with all kinds of incredible tech, you won’t believe your eyes! From the 360-degree retractable camera with face recognition, to the five cameras located at the front of the car and three around the back, the Ghiath is one incredible vehicle. It even comes with a thermal imaging drone for those extra special missions, complete with a microphone and speaker to make announcements and orders.
Inside, the car features a huge display on the dash showing feeds from nine different cameras located in and around the car. There’s even a camera pointed directly at the driver to make sure they are always alert and attentive.
Named after a falcon once owned by the crown prince of Dubai, the Ghiath has joined the police fleet which includes a $1.2 million Bugatti Veyron, a $1.4 million Aston Martin, and a $400,000 police boat.
If you’re looking for a vehicle that’s truly out of this world, look no further than the Ghiath. This incredible police car will blow your mind!Check out the world’s most epic police car – the Ghiath! This incredible vehicle is packed with a wide range of features, from thermal imaging cameras and AI-powered screens to rescue drones. Its 360 degree retractable camera mounted on the roof has face recognition and license plate reading capabilities, and all information is streamed back to the Dubai Police command center. Plus, the car is equipped with a thermal imaging drone that can fly for up to 30 minutes and even has a built-in microphone and speaker.
Manufactured by W Motors in the UAE, the Ghiath was named after a falcon once owned by the crown prince of Dubai – with the same fast response to orders. The dashboard also has a huge display feeding from nine different cameras in and around the car, with one additional camera pointed at the driver to monitor fatigue.
The Ghiath is only the latest addition to the Dubai Police’s supercar fleet, which includes a $1.2 million Bugatti Veyron, a $1.4 million Aston Martin, and a $400,000 police boat. So, the Ghiath is certainly in great company!