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Of course Dubai Police want a Tesla Cybertruck

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Of course Dubai Police want a Tesla Cybertruck | Top Gear

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Dubai Police tweets a pic of a Cybertruck in its famous white/green livery

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Of course Dubai Police want a Tesla Cybertruck

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Dubai Police tweets a pic of a Cybertruck in its famous white/green livery

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Dubai Police tweets a pic of a Cybertruck in its famous white/green livery

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Of course Dubai Police want a Tesla Cybertruck

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Of course Dubai Police want a Tesla Cybertruck

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Of course Dubai Police want a Tesla Cybertruck

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Dubai Police tweets a pic of a Cybertruck in its famous white/green livery

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Looks like Dubai’s police force, which is known for its opulent fleet of patrol cars, has got its eye on a Tesla Cybertruck. Maybe it’s behind one or more of the 250,000 reservations Elon Musk claims have been made (via a refundable $100/£100 deposit) since the truck was revealed…

See, earlier this week Dubai Police tweeted a picture of a Cybertruck decked out in the force’s famous white and green livery, which over the last few years we’ve seen applied to a Bugatti Veyron, Porsche 918 and Aston Martin One-77 and so-on.

Single and Dual Motor versions are expected to go on sale late in 2021, with the tri-motor version following the year after, so Dubai Police have a little while to wait. Prices are set to start at $39,900 (around £31,000 in today’s money), and rise to almost $70,000 for the range-topping Tri-Motor version. It claims a range of over 500 miles and 0-60mph in less than 2.9 seconds.

You can read all about the rather controversial Cybertruck by clicking on these words. Then click on these words to go read about all the fantastic police cars that actually exist.

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Looks like Dubai’s police force, which is known for its opulent fleet of patrol cars, has got its eye on a Tesla Cybertruck. Maybe it’s behind one or more of the 250,000 reservations Elon Musk claims have been made (via a refundable $100/£100 deposit) since the truck was revealed…

See, earlier this week Dubai Police tweeted a picture of a Cybertruck decked out in the force’s famous white and green livery, which over the last few years we’ve seen applied to a Bugatti Veyron, Porsche 918 and Aston Martin One-77 and so-on.

Single and Dual Motor versions are expected to go on sale late in 2021, with the tri-motor version following the year after, so Dubai Police have a little while to wait. Prices are set to start at $39,900 (around £31,000 in today’s money), and rise to almost $70,000 for the range-topping Tri-Motor version. It claims a range of over 500 miles and 0-60mph in less than 2.9 seconds.

You can read all about the rather controversial Cybertruck by clicking on these words. Then click on these words to go read about all the fantastic police cars that actually exist.

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Dubai Police tweets a pic of a Cybertruck in its famous white/green livery