It comes from the same family as the Batmobile that he got from Morgan Freeman's character, Lucius Fox. The Batpod is as fast as the Batmobile, it's self-standing, it has front weaponry ...

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

Since 2005's brooding franchise rejuvenation Batman Begins, Corbould has treated superhero fans to vehicular mayhem with motorcycle the Batpod, flying aircraft 'The Bat' and an all-new Batmobile.

The Batpod is quite unconventional compared to ... motorhomes adopting a new look with Dark Knight artwork. The actual Batmobile and Bat-Pod are also on show for the Silverstone event and on ...

the Batpod was introduced as a secondary vehicle to the Batmobile, designed for agility and high-speed chases. The Batpod features a sleek, futuristic design with wide wheels that allow it to ...

It was originally conceived by director Chris Nolan, production designer Nathan Crowley and special effects maestro Chris Corbould as an alternative to the really very excellent Tumbler Batmobile.

With a follow-up film on its way, it was inevitable that rumors about the newest Batmobile would eventually surface.

The first was featured with Anne Hathaway’s Catwoman. This Batpod joins the Batmobile, aka the Tumbler, in their Dark Knight trilogy collection. The only vehicle left for McFarlane to do is The ...

The reimagining of the Batmobile into the angular ... The Tumbler also had the ability to eject a motorcycle – dubbed the "Batpod" – but it doesn't look like that feature comes standard ...

The Batpod, lest anyone forget, is the Nolanverse version of the Batcycle, which sacrifices armor for mobility, and shoots out of the tumbler Batmobile. It also features uncharacteristic fatality ...

Any time Batman returns to the big screen in a new DC movie, it immediately fills fans with anticipation for the moment when he gets behind the wheel of the Batmobile (or any of his many ...

Famous movie car designer George Barris was granted a patent for the design of the Batmobile 56 years ago today on October 18, 1966. The iconic car was used throughout the Batman TV show's ...