- Length (ft”): 15’3”
- Width (ft): 9’ 3”
- Height (ft): 5′
- Weight (Ibs ): 5,511
- Motor/Engine: 6.2L LS3 Chevrolet
- Transmission: 4L85E Transmission with Paddle Shift
- Max Power: 6.2L LS3 525 HP Engine
- Max Torque: 486FT lbs Torque
- Brakes: 4-wheel power disc brakes
- Wheels: Front: 15.0 /94-15 – Rear: 18.5 / 44-16.5
- Seats: 2-Seat Configuration
The Batmobile, one of the most iconic vehicles in cinematic history, first appeared in Detective Comics #48 in 1941. Over the years, it has evolved through multiple iterations, from George Barris’ 1966 Lincoln Futura, which was built in just three weeks, to Michael Keaton’s jet-powered version in Tim Burton’s 1989 Batman. However, none are as memorable as the Tumbler from Christopher Nolan’s The Dark Knight trilogy. With its tank-like design and raw power, Christian Bale’s Batman redefined the Batmobile, transforming it into a gritty, battle-ready icon that remains a fan favourite to this day.
The Tumbler wasn’t just a vehicle; it was a game-changer. Designed with a military-grade, tank-inspired aesthetic, it perfectly complemented the darker, more grounded tone of Nolan’s trilogy. Its ability to leap rooftops, deploy a Batpod, and endure high-speed chases made it as much a weapon as it was a ride. Unlike the sleek and stylish Batmobiles of the past, the Tumbler embodied function over form, solidifying its status as the most practical and intimidating Batmobile ever put on screen.
Once selected as one of the ten fortunate owners and securing your allocation slot, production will take approximately 15 months from the deposit date. This timeline is impressive, particularly since these aren’t just movie replicas—they’re fully functional, custom-built vehicles with realistic features inspired by The Dark Knight. With the same power and cutting-edge technology seen in the iconic Tumbler, this Batmobile offers an authentic driving experience that lets you channel your inner Batman on the streets of Gotham (or your neighbourhood). Additionally, you’ll enjoy exclusive access to special Warner Bros. events, further enhancing this experience for true fans of the Dark Knight.
This handcrafted tumbler is constructed on an aeronautical steel frame and powered by a robust 6.2-liter LS3 engine, the same powerhouse used in a Chevrolet Suburban. Coupled with a GM 4L85E transmission and paddle shifters, the engine produces an impressive 525 horsepower and 486 lb-ft of torque—more than sufficient to propel its 2.5-ton (5,511 lbs) frame, despite its tank-like design and limited visibility.
The sound matches the spectacle, thanks to stainless steel headers that make the Tumbler as fierce as it looks. While the jet engine is purely cosmetic and doesn’t produce flames, the vehicle compensates with features like a smoke screen, imitation turrets, and a meticulously designed interior with custom seating. For the adventurous, there’s always the option to modify the jet engine for a touch of fire-breathing flair.
Inside, the Tumbler blends authenticity with modern comforts. The cabin is a two-seater, faithful to its cinematic counterpart, yet it doesn’t compromise on luxury. It includes a digital dashboard, GPS navigation, 10-inch screens, air conditioning, black Alcantara headlining, and the option to switch between MPH and KM/H gauges. Safety is not overlooked, as 5-point racing harnesses provide a secure ride. For an added touch of intrigue, one-way mirrored glass screens enhance the stealthy vibe, making every drive feel like a scene straight out of The Dark Knight.
