New cars for the Hungarian police

Mercedes, Audi and Škoda with bluelights for Hungarian cops

20/12/2014 09:53 | Comments:

David Math

A beginner bursting with enthusiasm, happy to learn the tricks of the trade from the greats of Hungarian automotive journalism. Doesn’t own a car yet, which makes him a queer fish at the office. A curious all-round talent who also blogs about New York and the Middle-East.

Hungarian police officers must have been good this year, as Santa is getting them 333 PS highway interceptors and new patrol cars.

Winners of the Hungarian police car tender have been announced: Volkswagen Group, Mercedes-Benz and Škoda have been selected to provide the Hungarian police with 550 cars worth €11.5 million (that’s HUF 3.9 billion) gross.

The 225 Mercedes-Benz B 220 4MATIC cars made in Hungary will be used for patrol, CSI and executive purposes. 150 locally manufactured Audi A3 limousines are also going on duty, 120 as unmarked executive vehicles and the remaining 30 as patrol cars. The police will be given seven A6 Avant TDIs as motorcade escorts as well, while the motorway police is getting 18 A4 Avant cars with 3-litre, supercharged, 333 PS V6 TFSI engines.

Another winner of the tender is Škoda; VW Group’s cheaper brand will supply 150 Octavia Combi 1.4 TSI patrol cars.

New cars for the Hungarian police

Mercedes, Audi and Škoda with bluelights for Hungarian cops

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