Take Your Batman Cosplay to the Next Level with a $3 Million Tumbler Batmobile Replica

• Ten full-size, drivable replicas of the Tumbler in The Dark Knight trilogy are coming.
• Power comes from a 525-horsepower V8.
• The gadgets include a smoke screen dispenser and flap actuators.

The Batmobile is one of the most iconic vehicles in pop culture, whether it's the Lincoln Futura concept-based version from the 1960s television series or the stripped-down muscle car that Robert Pattinson drives in The Batman. Now, there's an opportunity to own a full-size, drivable replica of the Caped Crusader's menacing Tumbler from Christopher Nolan's The Dark Knight trilogy. This project comes with the official backing of Warner Bros. Discovery, but there's a limited run of just 10 units. Plus, buyers need to have a bank account like a real-life Bruce Wayne because each of these Tumblers costs $2.99 million. The other downside is that the models aren't street-legal, so don't expect to hit the road pretending to fight the Joker.

The Tumbler replicas look identical to Batman's ride in the Nolan movies. This iteration of the Batmobile has a more military-inspired appearance than previous versions due to an angular body that's reminiscent of an F-117 Nighthawk stealth aircraft. There are big, semi-exposed tires at the front and a pair of even more massive, knobby rubber on each side of the rear. A jet engine also pokes out from the rear, but that piece is just for show; they don't actually propel the machine.

The Tumbler replicas pack a General Motors LS3 6.2-liter V8 making 525 horsepower and 486 lb-ft of torque, and the engine connects to a four-speed automatic transmission with paddle shifters behind the steering wheel. The underpinnings consist of a tubular steel frame, and the body uses a mix of Kevlar, carbon fiber, sheetmetal and fiberglass. These vehicles aren't small at 183 inches long, 111 inches wide, and 60 inches tall. For context, a 2025 Honda CR-V is 184.8 inches long, 73.5 inches wide, and 66.2 inches tall. The Tumbler's roughly 5,511-pound curb weight also makes it pretty portly; even a base 2024 Ford Expedition is lighter at 5,368 pounds.

There are no photos of the replica's interior, but it should match what you see in the films. Inside, there's space for two occupants, and customers get custom-fit seats to match their dimensions. The dashboard features a pair of 10-inch screens. Drivers have a few of Batman's wonderful toys to play with, like a smoke screen dispenser and flap actuators. Right- and left-hand drive configurations are available.

Action Vehicle Engineering is building the Tumbler replicas for Warner Bros. Discovery. The company has an extensive history of building custom vehicles, including show cars for Hot Wheels.

Tumblers are expected to be delivered within 15 months of making the initial deposit, a company spokesperson told Edmunds. They're exclusively available from the Wayne Enterprises Experience, an ultra-luxury shopping and event series that lets people live like Bruce Wayne. Buyers have enough time to assemble a custom Batsuit when they pick up a new Batmobile. Anyone with the $2.99 million to buy one should be able to find a large enough patch of private tarmac to go for a drive and pretend to be the Dark Knight.

Edmunds says

Owning a Batmobile is the dream for many Batman fans, and these replicas give a few people that chance. It looks amazing. We just wish it was road-legal.