This V90 is fitted with automatic number plate recognition (ANPR) equipment and carries the identifier HBJ on its roof, rear side panel and rear window.
A marked BMW 3 Series estate used by North Yorkshire Police for Roads Policing. Photographed with blue lights illuminated.
Police incident command unit based on a Citroën Relay chassis with a large twin-axle body. Registered new in 2005, it was originally operated by the British Transport Police before being sold to the Police Car UK club to be used as a mobile display trailer.
A Peugeot 308 SW estate fitted with full Battenburg markings and blue light equipment. Display vehicle shown at an exhibition event.
Police-liveried Tesla Model Y registered in mid-2023, fitted with Battenburg markings and blue lightbars.
Estate car liveried for fire service command duties with blue lights and red/yellow Battenburg markings. Registered new in 2017.
Operated by Lowland Rescue with prominent yellow bonnet panel, roof equipment storage, and red checkered markings. Registered in late 2022.
Lowland Rescue pickup fitted with roof lightbar, red checkered markings, and Rescue bonnet lettering. Registered in 2013.
Incident Command Unit van operated by Lowland Rescue, finished in white with orange checkered markings. Registered in 2016.
Classic police Jaguar S-Type saloon from the 1960s, preserved with period blue light and spotlamps. Registration issued 1967-68.
Registered in 2022 with 'green' number plate and full Battenburg livery.
Classic Metropolitan Police motorcycle, used from 1979 to 1991. Now part of the historic vehicle collection. Interestingly, it is not ridable: the engine and gearbox are empty cases! When operational it had 55 bhp giving a top speed of 110 mph.
Was used 1973-1979 as a patrol vehicle for sergeants, helping them to keep in touch with beat officers. Its 56 bhp, 1.1 litre engine gave a top speed of 83 mph.
Hydrogen fuel cell police car used by the Metropolitan Police. Part of a trial fleet to test zero-emission patrol vehicles. One of 14 such cars that were brought in in 2017. The 152 bhp car has a top speed of 112 mph and the only emissions are water.
Small electric off-road motorcycle deployed for trials in urban and park patrols. Noted for its light weight and agility, supporting low-emission policing. Introduced in March 2023 to help chase criminals using this type of vehicle.
Classic Metropolitan Police staff car with twin roof-mounted loudspeakers. Preserved historic vehicle used in demonstrations of early police transport.
Police motorcycle from the Metropolitan Police Special Escort Group. New in the late 1990s, all of the SEG motorbikes carry personalised registration plates bearing 'SEG'.
Traffic patrol car with 'video equipped' signage, widely used in the 1990s. Preserved example with Metropolitan Police Battenburg markings and roof bar.
New in 2024.
Marked police estate car for North Wales Police. Features force crest, bilingual markings and high-visibility livery.
With police markings and 'drone team' badges. Having a bit of an identity crisis as it is half police, half ambulance; a "polance"
Largely unmarked vehicle carrying a small blue light bar and advertised as a drone unit.
RVC Demonstrator
Police cell van with sliding side door open, prepared for detainee transport duties. Displayed in City of London Police livery at an exhibition by RVC.
A SUV converted for police duties by Mawsley Emergency Vehicle Specialists.
Displayed by Toyota at a trade event.
Police motorcycle in Battenburg livery equipped with panniers and emergency lighting. Displayed at an exhibition with Leicestershire Police crest on the windscreen. Fitted with communications equipment and blue lights front and rear.
Toyota Corolla estate in Battenburg livery prepared for West Mercia Police, on display with Redtronic. Fitted with rooftop lightbar and prominent '101' non-emergency contact number markings.
Volvo V90 Cross Country estate prepared for police dog unit duties, with rear compartment signage 'Police Dogs' and high-visibility Battenburg markings. Displayed as a demonstrator at an emergency services trade event.
Classic Rover SD1 police car preserved in original livery, fitted with a single blue beacon on the roof. Registered in 1984, representing period police vehicles of the 1980s.
Suzuki S-Cross SUV in full police livery, displayed by Hall's Electrical Ltd at an exhibition as a demonstrator conversion for police duties.
Police rigid inflatable boat mounted on a trailer, finished in dark blue with high-visibility 'POLICE' markings. Shown as a demonstrator craft at an exhibition.
Fitted with pannier boxes, roof lights and Battenburg markings for off-road patrol and rural policing duties.
Ford Transit configured as a police carrier van, prepared by Specialist Vehicle Production (SVP). Equipped with Battenburg livery and fitted with side sliding doors. Shown at an exhibition as a demonstrator.
Converted for Norfolk Fire and Rescue Service Search & Rescue duties. Displayed at an exhibition with red and yellow chequered markings and organisation insignia. Battery-electric demonstrator prepared by SVP.
Ford Kuga SUV prepared as a police demonstrator by Specialist Vehicle Production (SVP). Equipped with rooftop lightbar and Battenburg livery. Displayed at an emergency services trade show.
An all-electric Skoda Enyaq configured as a rapid response ambulance for East Midlands Ambulance Service. The vehicle features prominent 'Zero Emission' branding as part of NHS sustainability efforts.
Ford Tourneo police demonstrator displayed with sliding doors open to showcase interior layout. The Battenburg livery and lightbar demonstrate potential police fleet applications.
Ford Transit van adapted as a police carrier, demonstrated by SVP at the emergency services exhibition. Equipped with sliding side door and full Battenburg livery with red rear chevrons.
Ford Tourneo demonstrator liveried for Port of Dover Police. Vehicle displays the Port of Dover crest on the side panel and features electric charging capability, as shown by the blue charging point cover.
Five-door hatch in full Battenburg livery with blue LED lightbars. Photographed indoors at a public-safety vehicle trade show; rear view shows amber/red chevrons. Electric powertrain suited to low-emission patrols.
Hatchback in police demonstrator markings with roof lightbar and bonnet legend.
Estate variant finished in Battenburg livery with '100% Electric' bonnet wrap, demonstrating the fully-electric E-308 platform for policing roles.
Heavy-duty 4×4 set up for rural/remote policing, seen with Police Scotland graphics, raised ride height and all-terrain tyres; roof-mounted lightbars and equipment rails.
Electric police scooter fitted with blue beacons and Battenburg panels, with top box and equipment pole; ideal for city patrols and events.
Lightweight sports coupe wrapped in high-visibility police demonstrator livery with Merseyside Police branding; used for engagement and road-safety campaigns.
This Subaru Impreza has been converted into a police-liveried driving simulator, complete with multiple monitors, steering wheel and pedals inside. It is used for demonstrations at emergency service exhibitions rather than operational duties.