Batman fans will be able to buy an insane $250 Batmobile from the 'Justice League' movie this fall
The INSIDER Summary
• Mattel and Warner Bros. are releasing a realistic, remote-controlled Batmobile this fall.
• The Batmobile is modeled after the car that appears in November's "Justice League" film.
• The car can be controlled via remote or an app-enabled tablet or smartphone.
• Fans will be able to drive from Batman's point of view through a camera in the cockpit.
• It will retail for $249.99.
If you've wanted to get behind the wheel of the newest Batmobile, fans will be able to do just that later this year.
Mattel and Warner Bros. Consumer Products are releasing a highly-detailed, remote-controlled Batmobile inspired by this year's upcoming "Justice League" movie.
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INSIDER was able to check out a prototype of the vehicle in person Friday ahead of the 2017 international Toy Fair. This is a car collectors are going to want to get their hands on.
The $249.99 Elite-Tek Batmobile is a scaled-down remote-controlled version of the car that will be featured in "Justice League." It can also be controlled through an app on a tablet or smartphone.
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Mattel project designer Michael Kadile told INSIDER the car will be able to drive six to seven mph and weighs about four pounds.
The car also has moving missiles on its hood and makes roaring engine sounds. The most impressive feature of the car, though, is the smoke that comes out of the exhaust pipe.
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What Batmobile isn't complete without Batman to drive it? The vehicle will also come with a Batman figure whose arm will bend with the steering wheel to make it look like he's actually driving and his foot presses on the gas pedal. The Batman figure that will come with the toy was not available to view at Toy Fair. He'll presumably be wearing an updated Batsuit that Ben Affleck will wear in the new film.
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Fans will also be able to go behind the drivers seat with the Dark Knight. A camera in the cockpit of the car will allow fans to drive from the Caped Crusader's point of view with an app-controlled device.
According to Mattel, a jump mode feature will also elevate the Batmobile.
For reference, here's how the Batmobile from "Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice" looked in person when it was at last year's Toy Fair:
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The "Justice League" Elite-Tek Batmobile is suggested for ages 14 and up and will be available this fall.
"Justice League" will be in theaters November 17, 2017.
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