Take A Walk Around The Batman’s New Batmobile

The Batman will premiere in the United States on March 4 and to celebrate the new movie, a number of special events are being held to preview it and show off the new Batmobile.

It is understood that four examples of the new Batmobile were used during filming of The Batman. In the clips you’ll find below, one of these cars was displayed at a Batman event in London, another was showcased at a mall in Miami, and a third was displayed outside a hotel in Paris.

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The new Batmobile has intrigued fans ever since the first images of it surfaced online from filming. Unlike past Batmobiles, this new one is relatively subtle and looks more like a classic American muscle car that we would expect to see Dominic Toretto driving in Fast and the Furious.

It is understood that classic 1950s and 1960s muscle cars inspired the design of the new Batmobile and apparently, the car that was displayed in London was used for much of the film. It is powered by a unique V8 claimed to pump out around 650 hp which is completely exposed and rocks a pair of turbochargers. It also has an exhaust system that’s bound to make it sound quite vicious.

Elsewhere, the bodywork of the new Batmobile features matte black surfaces and the front end is particularly striking with an LED light bar, a muscular hood, and a pronounced bumper. The car is also rocking a set of rugged-looking wheels with high-profile tires, ensuring that it is up for anything Batman can through at it.

The Batman stars Robert Pattinson in the title role while Zoe Kravitz plays Catwoman.

 

 

 

 

 


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