During its participation in GITEX TECHNOLOGY WEEK, WT Motors presented a smart car, which will be tested by Dubai Police, in Dubai, UAE, in preparation for its introduction.
"The project started in 2015, and today we deliver this smart car, the first of its kind in terms of its adoption," said Ralph Dabbas, Founder and Chief Executive Officer, By the police force. "
"The vehicle integrates all Dubai Police smart systems, warning lights are designed to be part of the car, and there are also drones that can be launched when needed, as well as distributed cameras that monitor vehicles and wanted persons and provide instant information about them through Six-mounted "
Other security features include arming doors to protect police in the event of fire or assault, and a range of weapons that can be used when a clash with outlaws is involved.
Mr. Dabbas noted that the new technology is available in The Beast Petroleum, and that the car seats are based on the Nano technology designed to give the driver and passengers comfort by automatically adjusting the heat and moving the blood in their bodies, maintaining their activity during long working hours , And the difficult circumstances they may face.
Mechanically, according to Dabbas, the car was built to build its engine and structure on Chevrolet, which added a powerful eight-cylinder engine.
The car will undergo a trial period and will be tested by Dubai Police before being approved in its fleet.
W Motors has already launched the world's most expensive vehicle, the $ 3.4 million Lycan.
