All The Electric Police Cars In America

This is more like it. Though none have been sold yet, theChevrolet Blazer EVhas only been around for less than a month and thePolice Pursuit Vehicle(PPV) for less than that.

Not only is the Blazer PPV more imposing, but it can actually be used to chase lawbreakers down. If the pursuit is less than 300 miles, that is.

The PPV is based on the most potent SS trim, which means 557 horsepower is standard. You'd better bring a Plaid to the pursuit, or you're not going to escape. Other valuable features include a set of high=performance Brembo brakes and the obligatory police interior with room in the back for the baddies. Thanks to the skateboard design, the criminals will enjoy loads of legroom in the back seat, and the trunk is large enough to carry a small arsenal and medical supplies.

It's odd that the truck capital of the world wouldn't opt for a larger EV than theTesla Model 3. Perhaps Dallas County is grateful forTesla's investment in the Texas economy.

The Model 3 is by far the most popular EV police car. Thai policespent $3 million on a fleet of Model 3s, while the UK Police were more reserved andpurchased one unit for evaluation. Both police departments are reportedly pleased with their EVs.

这是个news for Dallas County's police department, whichrecently spent $190,320on three Model 3 Performance units.

The Model 3 Performance can reach 60 mph in 3.1 seconds and tops out at 162 mph. That's faster than any of themost stolen cars in the USA, according to a list published by the National Insurance Crime Bureau (NICB) in 2020.

The New York City Department of Citywide Administrative Servicesspent a considerable chunk of cashbuying 184Mustang Mach-Emodels. Not all the cars went to the NYPD, however. The New York City Sheriff's Office, the Department of Corrections, the Department of Parks and Recreation, the Department of Environmental Protection, NYC Emergency Management, DCAS Police, and the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner all received or will receive a brand-new Mach-E.

The NYPD got the best. It went for the full-fat GT, which produces 480 hp and 600 lb-ft of torque from a dual-motor setup. It will get to 60 mph in 3.5 seconds.

It also has the best livery out of all the police cars on this list.

The 2023Ford F-150 LightningPro SSV (Special Service Vehicle) is unique because it replaces an existing ICE model. It will eventually replace the Ford F-150 Police Responder, giving us a neat comparison.

取决于电池一个警察局for, the LightningPro SSVproduces either 452 hp and 775 lb-ft of torque or 580 hp and 775 lb-ft. Both models can hit 60 mph in less than four seconds and tow at least 7,700 pounds.

"Pro Power Onboard can serve as a mobile power source to light up evening accident scenes on the highway, the electric powertrain helps to potentially reduce costs associated with fuel and scheduled maintenance needs. The Mega Power Frunk provides extra lockable storage on top of purpose-built police additions our customers have come to expect from the leader in police vehicles," said Nate Oscarson, Ford Pro national government sales manager.

There are no orders yet, but you can bet they'll flood in soon as the books open.