Police & Law-Enforcement Fleet Vehicles
Patrol SUVs, supervisor units, and unmarked vehicles — sourced, upfitted, and delivered duty-ready for California law-enforcement agencies. Ford Police Interceptor Utility and F-150 Police Responder, equipped to your department's spec.
Request a Patrol Fleet QuoteWhat Counts as a Police Fleet Vehicle?
Law-enforcement fleets are built around purpose-built, pursuit-rated platforms plus the unmarked and support vehicles that work alongside them. In Ford's current lineup, two vehicles anchor most California patrol fleets: the Police Interceptor Utility (PIU) — a pursuit-rated SUV built on the Explorer platform — and the F-150 Police Responder, a pursuit-rated pickup for agencies that need truck capability on patrol.
Around those sit Special Service Vehicle (SSV) and civilian-trim units for non-pursuit roles — detective and supervisor Explorers and Expeditions, administrative trucks and cars — plus specialty builds: K-9 conversions, prisoner transport, traffic units, and community-service and code-enforcement pickups.
Envision Motors Fleet sources every one of them, coordinates the emergency upfit, and delivers each vehicle ready for service — so your officers are the only thing the vehicle is waiting on.
Choosing the Right Patrol Platform
Match the vehicle to the assignment. Here's how California agencies typically split a patrol fleet.
Police Interceptor Utility
The default patrol vehicle for most California agencies — pursuit-rated, all-wheel drive, with room for a full console, partition, and a shift's worth of equipment. Built on the Explorer platform.
F-150 Police Responder
A pursuit-rated pickup for agencies that need bed capacity, towing, or rural and off-road patrol — the same law-enforcement engineering as the PIU in an F-150.
Unmarked & Administrative
Detective, supervisor, and admin units in civilian trim — Explorer, Expedition, or F-150 — often optioned with discreet lighting and ghost graphics.
Specialty & Support
K-9 conversions, prisoner transport, traffic enforcement, and community-service or code-enforcement pickups — each spec'd to the assignment and the department that runs it.
Police-Specific Upfitting
A patrol vehicle isn't finished at the factory. We coordinate the emergency upfit so it arrives duty-ready — one purchase order, one delivery.
Lighting, Siren & Control
Light bars, interior and exterior LEDs, sirens, speakers, and switch and controller integration — marked, or ghost/blackout for unmarked units.
Cages, Partitions & Transport
Steel or polycarbonate partitions, single and dual prisoner compartments, seat inserts, and door and window guards for safe transport.
Consoles, MDT & Weapon Mounts
Center consoles, laptop and MDT mounts, radio and equipment brackets, and locking weapon mounts — laid out for the way your officers work.
Push Bumpers, Power & Graphics
Push bumpers, spotlights, antennas, auxiliary and dual-battery systems, GPS/AVL and telematics wiring, plus department reflective striping and decals.
How California Agencies Buy Patrol Fleets
Cooperative & statewide contracts. Buy against a contract another agency already competed — Sourcewell (we're approved) or California statewide contracts — with no RFP to run. See cooperative purchasing.
Direct PO or purchase card. Purchases within your agency's thresholds can go straight to a purchase order. Our government fleet program handles agency purchasing daily.
Competitive bids & RFQs. If a solicitation is required, we return detailed quotes and delivery plans within one business day.
FIN & government pricing. Eligible agencies order under a Ford Fleet Identification Number. New to it? Start with how to get a FIN code.
From Spec to Duty-Ready — How It Works
Four steps from requirement to a delivered, equipped patrol unit.
Tell Us the Assignment
Vehicles, quantities, the roles they'll fill, and your upfit and graphics spec. A call or the contact form starts it.
We Match Platform & Path
The right pursuit or special-service platform for each role, and the purchasing framework your agency uses.
Quote in One Business Day
A detailed quote and delivery plan — vehicles plus upfit — formatted for your procurement file.
Build, Upfit & Deliver
Factory order, emergency upfit coordination, inspection, and delivery to your yard — duty-ready on arrival.
Police Fleet FAQ
What police vehicles does Ford make now?
Ford's current law-enforcement lineup centers on the pursuit-rated Police Interceptor Utility (a purpose-built SUV on the Explorer platform) and the F-150 Police Responder (a pursuit-rated pickup), plus Special Service Vehicle (SSV) versions of the Expedition, F-150, and Explorer for non-pursuit roles. The Police Interceptor Sedan is no longer produced.
Can you upfit the vehicles with lighting, cages, and consoles?
Yes. We coordinate the full emergency upfit — lighting and siren, partitions and prisoner transport, consoles, MDT and weapon mounts, push bumpers, power systems, and department striping — as part of the same order, so the vehicle arrives duty-ready.
Do we have to run a bid to buy patrol vehicles?
Not always. Many California agencies buy patrol vehicles through cooperative or statewide contracts with no RFP, or by direct purchase order under their thresholds. If a competitive solicitation is required, we respond to RFQs and bid packages within one business day.
Can you build unmarked, K-9, and prisoner-transport units?
Yes — unmarked detective and supervisor units with discreet lighting and ghost graphics, K-9 conversions, single- and dual-compartment prisoner transport, and traffic or code-enforcement builds are all spec'd to the assignment.
How long does a patrol build take?
It depends on factory order timing for the platform plus the upfit scope. Popular patrol configurations sell out, so getting into the order bank early matters — tell us your timeline and we'll give you a realistic build-and-delivery window with the quote.
Ready to Equip Your Patrol Fleet?
Send us your vehicle list, the roles they'll fill, and your upfit spec — we'll come back with platform recommendations, purchasing options, and a quote within one business day.
Request a Patrol Fleet Quote Or call the fleet team directly: (626) 600-3264Explore Law-Enforcement Fleet Solutions
More on patrol vehicles and how agencies buy them.
Put a Patrol Fleet in Service
Pursuit units, unmarked cars, K-9 and specialty builds — tell us the assignment and how your agency purchases, and you'll have a quote within one business day.