VOYAH FREE EREV: The Latest 483 hp Addition to Dubai Police

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The Dubai Police fleet has evolved beyond the era of mere “poster-car” PR. By inducting the VOYAH FREE EREV in partnership with Performance Plus Motors, the force is prioritizing operational endurance. 

This strategic move directly supports the Dubai 2030 Green Mobility Strategy by moving toward high-utility sustainable transport. Major General Rashid Khalifa Al Falasi officially unveiled the units at the Transport and Rescue headquarters. 

The addition signals a shift from flashy one-off EVs to practical, mission-ready technology.

Dubai Police

1,357 km Range: Eliminating the Dead-Time of DC Charging

By using a 1.5L turbo-generator, the VOYAH FREE eliminates the “dead-time” of standard DC fast charging. This EREV system ensures that Dubai Police units remain operational 100% of the time during emergency response. 

The vehicle delivers a massive 1,357 km of combined range, far outlasting pure-electric rivals on 24-hour shifts. It generates 483 hp and 720 Nm of torque, hitting 100 km/h in just 4.5 seconds. Such performance enables rapid intervention without the anxiety of a depleted battery mid-patrol.

Feature VOYAH FREE EREV Specifications
Total Range 1,357 km (CLTC)
Powertrain Dual Motor AWD
Max Power 483 hp
Max Torque 720 Nm
Acceleration 4.5 seconds

The Eastern Pivot Toward High-Value Luxury

The inclusion of VOYAH marks a tipping point for the Dubai Police and the wider regional market. This move highlights a pivot toward Eastern tech that offers high-value alternatives to European luxury E-SUVs. For the UAE resident, this isn’t just another flashy patrol car; it is a live trial of EREV durability.

If this Chinese luxury tech survives the heat and high-mileage demands of the force, it is a green light for expats. Fleet operators are watching closely as the Dubai Police prove that utility can coexist with sustainability.

Does this shift toward high-utilitarian tech change your view on the “supercar” fleet of the Dubai Police? Drop your take in the comments and keep following the ArabWheels Blog for the sharpest automotive insights and latest news in the region.

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