Dubai Police has added a 904hp Jetour G700 plug-in hybrid SUV to support tourist patrols and safety work in desert areas. The vehicle was unveiled at Al Marmoom Oasis and will be used by the Tourist Police Department, combining strong off-road capability with a high-output electrified powertrain.
According to Gulf Today, the G700 produces up to 904hp and 1,135Nm of torque. Those figures place it among the most powerful SUVs in Dubai Police's growing tourism-focused patrol fleet.
Dubai Police unveils the Jetour G700 at Al Marmoom Oasis
The new patrol vehicle was introduced at Al Marmoom Oasis, a location closely associated with Dubai's desert tourism, conservation areas and outdoor activities. It is intended to give officers a capable presence in terrain where ordinary road-focused patrol cars would be less suitable.
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Dubai Police confirmed the announcement through its official social-media account, describing the G700 as a new addition supporting desert tourism safety.
Dubai Police's tourism fleet is designed to be visible as well as functional. In high-traffic visitor locations, patrol cars can help officers provide guidance, respond to incidents and reinforce safety messaging without relying solely on conventional marked saloons.
What is the Jetour G700?
The Jetour G700 is a large, rugged SUV developed around off-road use and plug-in hybrid performance. It has a square-bodied design, elevated ground clearance and hardware intended to cope with loose sand, uneven tracks and long-distance travel away from paved roads.
For UAE buyers, the G700 represents Jetour's move into the high-performance electrified SUV segment. The local-market TopFire version has already been positioned as a 904hp off-road hybrid flagship SUV, with equipment aimed at more demanding desert use.
- Large SUV body designed for touring and off-road work.
- Plug-in hybrid powertrain with petrol and electric propulsion.
- Claimed combined output of 904hp.
- Claimed peak torque of 1,135Nm.
- Desert-oriented role within the Tourist Police Department.
Power, torque and plug-in hybrid powertrain details
The G700's headline figures are a combined 904hp and 1,135Nm. Emirates 24/7 reported that Dubai Police selected the vehicle to strengthen safety in desert tourism areas.
A plug-in hybrid system pairs an internal-combustion engine with electric motors and a battery. The electric side can supply immediate torque, which is useful when moving a heavy SUV through soft sand or when controlled low-speed response is needed.
Maximum power figures do not necessarily describe how the vehicle will be driven on patrol. In normal desert operations, useful factors include cooling performance, low-speed traction, tyre pressures, recovery equipment, visibility and the ability to cover long distances safely.
Why Dubai Police chose this vehicle for desert tourism duty
A desert patrol vehicle needs different qualities from a supercar used around downtown Dubai, JBR or major tourist attractions. It must travel over changing surfaces, carry officers and equipment, and remain practical in hot conditions.
The G700's SUV format suits that task because it combines high output with a more usable cabin and off-road-focused stance. Its hybrid system may also offer smooth low-speed torque delivery when driving across dunes or approaching visitors in remote areas.
- More clearance and terrain ability than a road-focused patrol car.
- High torque for sand driving and vehicle recovery situations.
- Space for officers, safety equipment and communications gear.
- A distinctive appearance that is easy for tourists to recognise.
- Electrified performance without depending entirely on battery range.
Power alone does not make a vehicle suitable for desert duty. Officers also need specialist training, route planning and a clear understanding of weather, sand conditions and safe recovery procedures before operating in remote locations.
How the G700 joins the Tourist Police Department's fleet
The G700 joins a fleet that has increasingly mixed high-performance cars, luxury vehicles and specialised SUVs. These vehicles are often deployed in visitor areas, at public events and at locations where Dubai wants a recognisable police presence.
Dubai Police's use of exotic cars began long before the current wave of hybrid patrol vehicles. The history of Dubai Police supercars shows how the fleet developed into a tourism and public-engagement tool alongside its operational role.
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For the Tourist Police Department, the G700 fills a more terrain-specific role. Rather than being limited to city roads, it can be positioned for desert attractions, safari routes and areas where visitors may need assistance away from major highways.
How does this differ from the Yangwang U8 and Lamborghini Temerario deployments?
Dubai Police's recent additions demonstrate that a tourism fleet does not have one fixed purpose. The Jetour G700 is primarily suited to desert access, while the Yangwang U8 and Lamborghini Temerario bring very different strengths.
The Yangwang U8 luxury patrol vehicle is a large electrified SUV known for technologies such as emergency flotation and 360-degree turning. Its claimed 1,197hp output exceeds the G700's figure, but its role and technical focus are different.
The Lamborghini Temerario, meanwhile, is a low-slung hybrid supercar built for road performance and high visibility at prominent tourist locations. Dubai Police's 920hp Lamborghini Temerario deployment is better understood as a city and event-facing addition than a dune-capable patrol vehicle.
- Jetour G700: desert-oriented plug-in hybrid SUV with strong torque and practical off-road packaging.
- Yangwang U8: luxury electrified SUV with unusual manoeuvring and water-related capability.
- Lamborghini Temerario: hybrid supercar focused on road presence, performance and visitor engagement.
What this means for desert tourists this winter season
For visitors, the arrival of the G700 should mean a more capable and visible police presence at desert tourism locations. It does not change the need for drivers and tour operators to prepare properly before entering sand tracks or remote camps.
Desert visitors should continue to follow marked routes where required, carry enough water, avoid travelling alone in unfamiliar areas and check weather conditions before setting out. Drivers taking private 4x4s into the dunes should also use suitable tyres, recovery gear and a properly planned route.
Tourists who encounter a police patrol should treat it as a safety resource, particularly if they are lost, have a vehicle problem or see an incident. A powerful patrol SUV can reach locations that may be difficult for ordinary road vehicles to access, but prevention remains the safest approach.
People Also Ask
How much power does the Dubai Police Jetour G700 have?
The Dubai Police Jetour G700 has a claimed combined output of 904hp and 1,135Nm of torque from its plug-in hybrid powertrain.
Is the Jetour G700 an electric vehicle?
No. The G700 is a plug-in hybrid, meaning it combines a petrol engine, electric motors and a rechargeable battery rather than operating solely on electricity.
Why is Dubai Police using the Jetour G700 in the desert?
The vehicle's SUV body, high torque and off-road-focused design make it better suited to desert tourism areas than a low road-going patrol car.
Which Dubai Police department will use the Jetour G700?
The G700 has joined the Tourist Police Department fleet, where it will support visitor safety and patrol work in desert locations.
How is the Jetour G700 different from Dubai Police supercars?
Supercars such as the Lamborghini Temerario are mainly suited to paved tourist areas and public events. The G700 is a high-performance SUV intended to travel more effectively over desert terrain.
