Behind The Electric Batmobile in "The Batman"?

Ardent DC or Nolan fanboys have been eagerly waiting and, now, they finally ushered in “The Batman.” The film was directed by Christopher Nolan, who brought together the comic book world of the Dark Knight with modern realism leaving an indelible imprint on his masterwork.

Who’s Behind the Batmobile ?

Vietnamese architect – Nguyen Dac Chung has spent years developing a “road-ready” Tumbler Batmobile. A departure from the old speedsters, the Tumbler was masterfully replicated by his Hanoi-based Macro Studios (a design firm specialising in comic costumes and accessories) accommodates with a top-end speed of 100km/h on electric charge. This fully drivable-electrical Batmobile further punctuates its appeal with the enthusiasm and expertise of designers.

Ahead of the curve

Artist Nguyen Dac Chung assembles the team of designers, mechanics, and engineers – they roll out ceremoniously a creation of an on-the-road electric Tumbler Batmobile that besieges your imagination. For instance, Nguyen’s Batmobile fascinates to the shape of a variety of distinct structures, accompanied by weapons, environment-friendly, and the hand-built creation of e-tumbler is lined with ABS plastic, steel, and carbon fiber.

In a way harmless to the ecological environment, the Batmobile represents Batman’s signature vehicle, and it reflects Batman’s combat experience with a penchant for building things by hand, thus focusing on functionality and practicality. Speaking for the lead actor – Robert Pattinson, the Batmobile fits the character’s aesthetic perfectly, not as an alien or super high-tech vehicle, but as a chariot built by Bruce Wayne in his basement.

Satiating on the feast of eyes, The Batmobile is on exhibit at the Van Daryl automotive gallery in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. And you can actually own one.

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Batmobile rooted its display value with four outward-facing cameras allowing a nearly 360-degree view of the surroundings and goes beyond basics - made of carbon fiber and steel outer armour, equipped with 13-inch and four 18-inch massive wheels at the back, automatic hydraulic doors, and four 360-degree military cameras. The E-Tumbler weighs about 600kg roaring the gear at 65 mph at full throttle and makes up with most of it 3D printed on the body for extra precision.

Satiating on the feast of eyes, The Batmobile is on exhibit at the Van Daryl automotive gallery in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. While it is offered for sale and available to purchase online. Pay a visit if driving Batmobile made your dream come true.

For more from Macro Studios and Van Daryl.