Dubai Police add Tesla Cybertruck to their elite lineup of luxury patrols on Eid Al Adha - GulfToday

Dubai Police add Tesla Cybertruck to their elite lineup of luxury patrols on Eid Al Adha

  • 16 Jun 2024

A Dubai Police Cybertruck escorts Sheikh Hamdan in Dubai.

Gulf Today, Staff Reporter

Dubai Police have unveiled the Tesla Cybertruck to their fleet on Eid Al Adha.

Dubai Police said on X, “The Dubai Police General Command added the Tesla Cybertruck, the modern electric car with a futuristic design, to its tourist police luxury patrol fleet.”

The new addition will join Dubai Police’s luxury cars fleet in Dubai.

Recently, the police welcomed the electric 'Mercedes-Benz EQS 580' vehicle to their fleet of luxurious patrols as part of its ongoing strategy to utilise environmentally friendly vehicles and cutting-edge sustainable transportation technologies.

Social media users were quick to react to the photos.

Alex Smirnov said on X, “Fantastic seeing the powerful Dubai Police to add Cybertruck!! @elonmusk electric truck is going across the globe and joined the most innovative Police Force! Bravo!!.”

Emirati national Fares Al Mazrooei said, “I have a feeling that Middle East has more reservations on cyber truck ratio then entire EU.

It’s the perfect car for the perfect region.”

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