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. Loaned to the force's Matrix Roads Policing Unit by Alpine Centre Liverpool. Shown with show plates PVL UK on a PVL trade stand.

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.

A demonstrator Volvo V60 in police livery displayed by Standby RSG. The vehicle carries the registration 'ST4N DBY', highlighting the company branding rather than being an operational registration.

A Ford Focus ST in full police markings, presented as a demonstration vehicle equipped with ANPR and modern lighting systems. Shown on the Ford stand at an emergency services exhibition.

This Skoda Enyaq electric SUV was converted for police duties by OH Vehicle Conversions. The registration plate includes the company name OH and RRV for rapid response vehicle.

A Ford Kuga SUV in police markings, exhibited at the event as a demonstration vehicle.

This Ford Transit Custom van is equipped in full police livery for use as a patrol or response van. Prepared by Ford's Special Vehicles division.

A long wheelbase Ford Transit van fitted out for police duties, typically used as a carrier or for public order.

This electric vehicle was displayed by Halls Electrical Ltd.

A Volvo V90 estate police car liveried for joint use by Hampshire Constabulary and Thames Valley Police. Shown by Halls Electrical Ltd.

Prepared by Hall's Electrical Ltd.

A Volvo XC90 police SUV including bilingual 'Heddlu Police' markings for use in Wales. Prepared by VCS.

A police-marked electric scooter designed for demonstration purposes only. Displayed by VCS as part of specialist vehicle projects.

A Ford Transit police van configured with seating and racking in the rear.

A Cupra Leon police demonstrator in hatchback form with 'Heddlu Police' markings, supplied by Cardiff Cupra and converted by Hall's Electrical Ltd. Notice that it has a tow hook.

Skoda Kodiaq SUV prepared as a police demonstrator, fitted with full battenburg reflective livery and lightbar over black bodywork.

An Audi A6 Avant estate presented as a police demonstrator, with full police battenburg markings and conversion by Hall's Electrical Ltd.

Ineos Grenadier 4x4 displayed in police, fire and ambulance livery. Displayed by PVL.

Volvo XC60 in battenburg police livery, displayed by Opses to showcase their screen integrations.

Used for roads policing duties.

Cleveland Police Matrix dog unit vehicle based on a Volvo XC60 SUV. Livery includes 'Police Dogs' wording in red and specialist Matrix branding.

A marked police motorbike displayed in joint livery for Surrey and Sussex Police. Notice the addition of a sticker on the front showing that it is an authorised vehicle to access restricted areas for royalty protection or escort duties.

A marked BMW 1 Series hatchback with black body colour.

The vehicle carries battenburg markings, roof lightbar and integrated ANPR system, suited for its roads policing duties.

A marked Ford Ranger pickup operated by North Yorkshire Police. The vehicle carries a distinctive bronze colour base with battenburg markings, fitted with lightbar and rear equipment storage canopy. Used primarily for towing a display trailer.

A North Yorkshire Police BMW hatchback in full battenburg livery. Photographed at a public event with police officers nearby.

A BMW 3 Series estate in North Yorkshire Police livery. The car is fitted with lightbar and ANPR equipment, used for frontline policing duties.

The car is equipped with roof-mounted lightbar and photographed at a public display event alongside other emergency vehicles.

A mobile exhibition trailer used for community engagement and education events. It carries road safety branding and is fitted with access steps.

The vehicle's primary role is the deployment of live facial recognition (LFR) technology. The roof-mounted camera scans faces in real time within a defined area, comparing them against a legally authorised watchlist linked to serious offending. When a potential match is flagged, officers on board can review the alert and coordinate nearby colleagues to make enquiries. These vehicles are typically used at large public gatherings such as festivals, sporting events or demonstrations, where crowd density makes traditional identification methods difficult, and their use is governed by strict legal, proportionality and oversight frameworks.

The high-roof panel van layout allows space inside for specialist IT, monitoring and power equipment, while remaining outwardly similar to other operational police vans used at major events. The vehicle has fold-away signage to hide its facial recongition use and is fitted with air conditioning.

It is one of 10 identical vehicles launched by Home Secretary Yvette Cooper in summer 2025 after a successful trial in London and South Wales. Vehicles are shared with neighbouring forces.

This 1986 three-wheeler is decked out as a police vehicle for fun. It carries a blue light bar and prominent battenburg markings. Before the respray, it used to have split-colour bodywork with a cream top half and brown bottom half. The car was also used in a crowdfunding campaign to drive 10,000 miles from the UK to Mongolia in 2019. It was carrying trade plates at the time of photographing.