Pattinson’s Batmobile was no CGI prop. It was a custom V8 monster with an electric twin. Here’s how it redefined Batman’s most iconic ride.

There have been many versions of the Batmobile across various film adaptations, but the one Robert Pattinson drives is the best one.

A two-door Honda Fit was modified to look like a miniature DIY Batmobile. The custom Honda Fit evidently sold for around $3,400 in Knoxville, Tennessee. This may be the most head-turning and ...

An enthusiast built his own Batmobile-style motorbike and sidecar. Footage shows the black custom-built bike with dark panels and sharp lines, resembling the iconic DC superhero's vehicle, in ...

Here's a Tesla Cybertruck owner demonstrating how he affordably DIY-applied PPF to his Tesla Cybertruck for a look that screams Batmobile and Stealth Fighter.

The iconic Batmobile from Christopher Nolan’s Dark Knight trilogy, known affectionately as the Tumbler, is going into production, meaning you’ll be able to buy this iconic car for yourself.

The Wayne Enterprises Experience has built 10 working Tumbler Batmobile from The Dark Knight, and you can own one for $3 million.

There’s a real Wayne Enterprises, and it’s selling a $3 million Batmobile And just like Batman’s own ride, the life-size Tumbler isn’t technically street legal.

That said, no Batmobile has been quite as robust as the Tumbler, Bruce Wayne’s battle-ready pseudo-tank from Christopher Nolan’s The Dark Knight trilogy.

Wayne Enterprises is building 10 scale replicas of Batman's Tumbler as seen in Christopher Nolan's Dark Knight Trilogy—for a cool $3 million each.

This beautiful Lego Batmobile was designed to fight crime and be admired from all angles.

If you ever watched a Batman movie and wondered how much a real Batmobile would cost, we got the answers. And spoiler: It's not cheap.