Often there is just one car available with a Batman logo on it. I assume that most of these manufacturers want exclusive rights to use the Logo for their licensing period, so that would explain why this is the case. If there’s one thing the Batmobile needs, it’s a fully armoured exterior to protect Bruce Wayne against the criminals of Gotham.

According to artist Nguyen Dac Chung, Macro Studios was able to recreate the iconic movie vehicle using the original blueprints from the film. Naturally, the result is a near dead-on replica of the six-wheeled Tumblr, albeit with an added green twist. The 5.7-litre V8 from the original vehicle has instead been swapped out for an electric powertrain and dual Lithium-ion batteries, that allow the 1,322-lb beast to push the speedo to 65mph. Sure, that might not sound incredible, but considering the actual Tumbler weighed a whopping 5,000-lbs, lightening the load enough to get it moving is victory enough. The seatbelt is also a neat feature, because even though this little replica does not travel too fast at least there will be no bashing into walls at high speed or falling out of the car if the seatbelt is not done up.The Batman electric car is a fair replica of the more recent Batman movies rather than the older 1960's Batman TV show which starred Adam West. Even our 8 year old who is really not that familiar with Batman recognises this electric ride-on as Batman's vehicle.

I suspect that this toy might be more one for the dad's who would be proud to see their kid riding around something that they recognise well from their own childhood. The car comes with it's own charging cord and the charge lasts for at least 2 hours of continuous play which is a good quarter-day of driving. The Batman vs Superman batmobile came with plenty of new gadgets - smokescreen projectiles being just one of them. The Batman v Superman tech manual alludes to the grenades emitting an aerosol version of lead - the only material Superman’s X-ray vision can’t penetrate.So all-in-all it's a cool gift, as I said maybe this one is more for the Dad's because of the retro-styling but I'm sure that the kids will love it too. Just make sure that the older children stay off it, because it's really not big enough for them! So why not wallow in Batman nostalgia with the toddlers electric batman car ride-on batmobile? You know you love it, so let your kids love it too! If you have accidentally over-charged the battery and are looking for a replacement 6v 10Ah battery for the kids batmobile then look at these discounts for the battery. Be sure to buy a 6V 10Ah rated battery, there are several options and it should be SLA (Sealed Lead Acid) type. If you want to protect Gotham city or just keep your garden safe, then the Official Batman 6v Kids Electric Batmobile Car is perfect for the job. This 6v Kids Character Ride On is designed with DC Comics to help create a truly realistic Batman Kids Car - and boy oh boy do kids love these! Of course it's also worth considering that adults have varying abilities when it comes to constructing these ride-ons and it may take you a few hours.

Rewatching the trilogy, you can’t help but think a gas-guzzling on-road tank would make for a counter-productive crime-fighting companion, even for a billionaire playboy like Bruce Wayne. Thankfully, Vietnam-based workshop Macro Studios may have just solved the dilemma. The pop-culture replica studio has just unveiled the world’s first fully functional electric Batmobile. Holy emissions reduction, Batman! Electric Batmobile | Image: Macro Studios/Facebook However, it looks to me like they have taken several of the different cars from each Batman movie and styled them all into one design then come up with this car. Nevertheless it's a great sporty looking kids electric car to have a lot of fun in and can last a few years if you buy it when they are 1-2 years old. Features of the Electric Batmobile Another famous feature aboard the Batmobile is the remotely operated machine guns, created to deter those in hot pursuit. These weren’t revealed on the latest Batmobile but were a key feature aboard the 1989 Batmobile, driven by the then-Batman, Michael Keaton. and this sporty looking Batmobile is no exception. It will last a few years if you buy it when they are 1-2 years old and you needn't worry about the car being over-powered or travelling too fast.

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The wheels, overall, look thoroughly aggressive, as if they’re armoured against bullets and anything else that could attempt to pop them during a car chase. After all, no one wants a flat tyre to be the reason for a failed car chase. There are some nice touches on the Batman Batmobile kids electric car. For example the steering wheel has buttons that make electronic noises and the headlight lights up. The dashboard buttons are fun and the volume of the noises they make is not too loud but they might be a little scary for a 1 year old (but they will get used to it)!