All LEGO Batmobile Sets Ever Released: Complete 2006–2026 Collector Guide| Mark's Magic

LEGO Batman has been part of the LEGO portfolio for two decades, and the Batmobile has remained one of the theme’s most recognizable vehicles throughout that history.

From comic-inspired pursuit cars to the armored Tumbler, the 1989 movie vehicle and the muscle-car design from The Batman, LEGO has recreated Batman’s signature car in many different sizes and styles.

The history of the LEGO Batmobile is also more complicated than it first appears. Collectors searching for Batmobile LEGO sets will find minifigure-scale vehicles, large display models, Technic builds, remote-controlled cars, DUPLO releases, magazine gifts and Batcave sets containing smaller versions of the vehicle.

In this guide, we explore the major buildable Batmobile sets released between 2006 and 2026, with piece counts, minifigure details, movie connections and display considerations.

Collection scope: This guide focuses on buildable Batmobile models and major playsets containing a recognizable Batmobile. Books, key chains, video games, accessory packs without a buildable vehicle and repeated bundle packaging are not included.

Early LEGO Batmobile Sets Before the Modern DC Era

The original LEGO Batman theme launched in 2006. Its first Batmobile releases immediately established two product directions that LEGO would continue to revisit: a minifigure-scale vehicle built for action scenes and a larger model designed mainly for display.

The arrival of the first LEGO Tumbler in 2008 expanded the collection beyond comic-inspired vehicles. In 2012, the Batmobile returned under the wider LEGO DC Super Heroes branding.

Set Number	Set Name	Year	Pieces and Included Features
7781	The Batmobile: Two-Face’s Escape	2006	386 pieces; 3 minifigures; includes the Batmobile, Two-Face’s truck and street accessories
7784	The Batmobile: Ultimate Collectors’ Edition	2006	1,045 pieces; no minifigures; large standalone display model
7888	The Tumbler: Joker’s Ice Cream Surprise	2008	449 pieces; 3 minifigures; includes the Tumbler and Joker’s ice cream truck
6864	Batmobile and the Two-Face Chase	2012	531 pieces; 5 minifigures; includes a bank scene and Two-Face’s truck
30161	Batmobile	2012	45 pieces; no minifigures; microscale polybag model

Set 7781 represents the storytelling-focused style of the first LEGO Batman wave. Set 7784, released in the same year, showed that Batman’s vehicle could also work as a standalone collector model.

The 2008 Tumbler introduced a completely different silhouette. Instead of the long curves associated with many earlier Batmobiles, it used a wider, heavier and more angular design inspired by The Dark Knight. Set records and piece information for these early releases are preserved in LEGO set databases such as Brickset.

LEGO DC Super Heroes Batmobile Sets

After the original LEGO Batman line, most standard Batmobile releases appeared under LEGO DC Super Heroes.

These sets usually combine a vehicle with Batman, one or more villains and a small story-driven build. Their proportions vary because the models are based on comic books, television programs, animated series and live-action movies rather than one consistent vehicle design.

Main Minifigure-Scale LEGO Batmobile Sets

Set Number	Set Name	Year	Pieces and Included Features
76012	Batman: The Riddler Chase	2014	304 pieces; 3 minifigures; includes the Batmobile and Riddler’s dragster
76045	Kryptonite Interception	2016	306 pieces; 3 minifigures; first Batmobile based on Batman v Superman
76087	Flying Fox: Batmobile Airlift Attack	2017	955 pieces; 6 minifigures; includes the Justice League Batmobile and Flying Fox
76119	Batmobile: Pursuit of The Joker	2019	342 pieces; 2 minifigures; approximately 24 cm long
76159	Joker’s Trike Chase	2020	440 pieces; 4 minifigures; includes a Batmobile and Joker’s trike
76188	Batman Classic TV Series Batmobile	2021	345 pieces; 2 minifigures; approximately 20 cm long; display base and information plaque
76239	Batmobile Tumbler: Scarecrow Showdown	2021	422 pieces; 2 minifigures; approximately 19 cm long
76181	Batmobile: The Penguin Chase	2022	392 pieces; 2 minifigures; based on The Batman
76224	Batmobile: Batman vs. The Joker Chase	2023	438 pieces; 2 minifigures; based on the 1989 movie vehicle
76274	Batman with the Batmobile vs. Harley Quinn and Mr. Freeze	2024	435 pieces; 3 minifigures; includes a rotating display stand
76303	Batman Tumbler vs. Two-Face & The Joker	2025	429 pieces; 3 minifigures; includes a buildable Bat-Signal

These are among the most accessible LEGO Batmobile sets for collectors who want recognizable vehicles without the space requirements of an adult-scale model.

Set 76188 works particularly well in a classic television collection because its red detailing helps break up the mostly black color palette found across the wider Batmobile lineup.

Set 76239 offers a compact Tumbler that can be displayed with minifigures, while 76274 recreates the long, streamlined vehicle from Batman: The Animated Series. Brickset lists 76274 with 435 pieces and three minifigures.

The dark-blue body of 76274 also makes it visually different from most other LEGO Batman vehicles. Community responses have been divided: some collectors appreciate the variety, while others prefer rebuilding parts of the model in black.

The LEGO Batman Movie Batmobile Sets

The LEGO Batman Movie introduced a deliberately exaggerated version of Gotham City, and its vehicles followed the same approach.

Instead of closely recreating an existing live-action car, these models use oversized wheels, transforming structures and bold play features. They are visually connected to the animated movie while remaining distinct from the wider LEGO DC Batmobile range.

Set Number	Set Name	Year	Pieces and Included Features
70905	The Batmobile	2017	581 pieces; 5 minifigures; approximately 29 cm long; wheels can change position
70917	The Ultimate Batmobile	2017	1,456 pieces; 8 minifigures; separates into several Batman vehicles; includes a light brick
30521	The Mini Batmobile	2017	68 pieces; no minifigures; microscale polybag version of 70905
30526	The Mini Ultimate Batmobile	2018	84 pieces; no minifigures; microscale version of 70917

Set 70905 is the most recognizable standard vehicle from the movie. Its adjustable wheels allow it to shift between different driving positions, reinforcing the highly animated style of the design.

Set 70917 is more ambitious. Rather than functioning as only one car, the build can be divided into several Bat-vehicles. This makes it one of the most unusual releases in the history of Batmobile LEGO products.

The two polybags translate those larger models into compact builds suitable for a small shelf, desk or microscale vehicle collection. These sets are catalogued as part of The LEGO Batman Movie range.

Large-Scale LEGO Batmobile Display Sets

The largest Batmobile models place less emphasis on chase scenes and more emphasis on bodywork, interior construction, movie accuracy and long-term display.

These sets usually remove most surrounding scenery so that the vehicle becomes the visual focus. Several models are more than 40 cm long, making them significantly larger than standard minifigure-scale cars.

Large LEGO Batman Vehicle Sets

Set Number	Set Name	Year	Pieces and Included Features
7784	The Batmobile: Ultimate Collectors’ Edition	2006	1,045 pieces; no minifigures; early large-scale collector model
76139	1989 Batmobile	2019	3,306 pieces; 3 minifigures; approximately 60 cm long; rotating stand and hidden functions
76240	Batmobile Tumbler	2021	2,049 pieces; 2 minifigures; approximately 45 cm long and 25 cm wide; display base
76328	Batman: The Classic TV Series Batmobile	2024	1,822 pieces; 1 minifigure; approximately 50 cm long; Bat-Computer and information plaque
76304	Batman Forever Batmobile	2025	909 pieces; 1 minifigure; approximately 41 cm long; information plaque and minifigure stand

LEGO 1989 Batmobile 76139

The 1989 LEGO Batmobile remains one of the most substantial Batman vehicle models LEGO has produced.

The completed car measures more than 60 cm long and uses 3,306 pieces. It includes a sliding cockpit, rotating display stand, three minifigures and several integrated functions. Its long hood and rear fins make the side profile especially important when choosing a display position.

LEGO Batmobile Tumbler 76240

The large Tumbler uses 2,049 pieces and measures approximately 45 cm long, 25 cm wide and 16 cm high.

Its width is as important as its length. A shelf that comfortably holds a long traditional Batmobile may still be too narrow for the Tumbler’s broad rear structure. LEGO includes Batman and The Joker minifigures as well as a display base.

Classic TV Series Batmobile 76328

Set 76328 recreates the red-and-black vehicle from the 1966 television series with 1,822 pieces.

The model measures approximately 50 cm long and includes a molded windshield, rotating wheels, an opening trunk containing the Bat-Computer, a vehicle plaque and a 1966-style Batman minifigure. The figure has a separate platform and does not sit inside the vehicle.

Batman Forever Batmobile 76304

The Batman Forever model uses 909 pieces and measures approximately 41 cm long.

It includes a molded windshield, opening cockpit, detailed interior, information plaque and Batman minifigure with a separate stand. The design is taller and more theatrical than the 1989 model, reflecting the distinctive visual style of the 1995 movie.

Social media responses to 76304 have highlighted its curved building techniques and unusual silhouette. Some reviewers consider it an effective recreation of the movie vehicle, while others find it more stylized than the 1989 Batmobile.

LEGO Technic and Remote-Control Batmobile Sets

LEGO Technic Batmobile models focus on mechanical construction and movement rather than minifigure-based storytelling.

These vehicles may include steering, moving engine elements, lights or app-controlled functions. They are particularly appealing to builders who enjoy understanding how the model works internally.

Set Number	Set Name	Year	Pieces and Included Features
76112	App-Controlled Batmobile	2018	321 pieces; 1 minifigure; approximately 19 cm long; controlled through the Powered Up app
42127	The Batman – Batmobile	2022	1,360 pieces; no minifigures; approximately 45 cm long; steering, moving engine and light elements
42239	Batmobile Tumbler	2026	719 pieces; no minifigures; approximately 31 cm long; CONTROL+ steering, lights and rechargeable battery

Set 42127 uses Technic construction to interpret the exposed mechanical character of the vehicle from The Batman. Its 45 cm length puts it close to the dimensions of several large display-focused cars, although its visual identity comes from its structural elements and mechanical functions.

Set 42239 brings remote control to the Tumbler. The 719-piece model measures approximately 31 cm long, 17 cm wide and 11 cm high. It works with the CONTROL+ app for steering, lighting and driving challenges. LEGO lists its release date as August 1, 2026, so it is an announced upcoming set at the time of writing.

Major LEGO Batcave Sets That Include a Batmobile

Not every important Batmobile has been sold as a standalone car.

Several large Batcave and Gotham City sets include a recognizable vehicle as part of a wider environment. In these cases, the total piece count refers to the complete set rather than the Batmobile alone.

Set Number	Set Name	Year	Pieces and Included Features
76035	Jokerland	2015	1,037 pieces; 8 minifigures; includes a comic-inspired Batmobile
76052	Batman Classic TV Series Batcave	2016	2,526 pieces; 9 minifigures; includes the 1966 Batmobile, Batcycle and Batcopter
76252	Batcave Shadow Box	2023	3,981 pieces; 7 minifigures; includes a 1989 Batmobile and multiple moving features
76271	Batman: The Animated Series Gotham City	2024	4,210 pieces; 4 minifigures; wall-mountable city display with a microscale Batmobile

Set 76052 is one of the most complete options for collectors building a display around the 1966 television series. Instead of presenting only the car, it places the vehicle alongside other equipment and locations associated with that version of Batman.

Set 76252 uses a shadow-box format to frame the Batcave like a three-dimensional movie scene. Its Batmobile is smaller than set 76139 but benefits from being displayed inside a complete environment.

Set 76271 takes a different approach by turning Gotham City into a wall-mounted microscale composition. The vehicle is not the main subject, but it contributes to the animated-series storytelling. Elevenmark has also covered the display potential of this Gotham City set in a dedicated guide.

Mini LEGO Batmobile Sets and Promotional Collectibles

LEGO has released several smaller Batmobile models through polybags, promotional offers and magazine gifts.

These sets usually contain fewer than 100 pieces, although the limited-edition 40433 is considerably larger. Their compact size makes them useful for collectors who want to create a complete Batmobile timeline without dedicating an entire shelf to every vehicle.

Mini Batmobile Collection

Set Number	Set Name	Year	Pieces and Included Features
30161	Batmobile	2012	45 pieces; microscale polybag model
30521	The Mini Batmobile	2017	68 pieces; based on The LEGO Batman Movie
30526	The Mini Ultimate Batmobile	2018	84 pieces; microscale transforming vehicle
40433	1989 Batmobile Limited Edition	2019	366 pieces; promotional model with a small stand and plaque
30455	Batmobile	2022	68 pieces; microscale polybag
212328	Batmobile Tumbler	2023	59 pieces; magazine gift in paper packaging
212403	Batmobile	2024	47 pieces; microscale magazine gift

Set 40433 was offered alongside purchases of 76139 during a limited promotional period. At 366 pieces, it is much larger than a typical polybag and can function as a compact alternative to the 60 cm collector model.

Set 212403 is easy to overlook because it was distributed as a magazine gift rather than a standard retail box. Brickset records it as a 47-piece paper-bag model released in 2024.

LEGO DUPLO, Juniors and 4+ Batmobile Sets

LEGO has also produced simplified Batmobile designs for younger builders through DUPLO, Juniors, Mighty Micros and 4+ sets.

These vehicles use larger parts, fewer construction stages and more accessible cockpit designs. They do not aim for the same proportions or detail as adult-oriented display models, but they remain part of the wider LEGO Batman vehicle history.

Set Number	Set Name	Year	Pieces and Included Features
10544	The Joker Challenge	2014	40 pieces; 2 DUPLO figures; includes a large-element Batmobile
10672	Batman: Defend the Batcave	2014	150 pieces; 3 minifigures; Juniors Batcave set
76061	Mighty Micros: Batman vs. Catwoman	2016	79 pieces; 2 minifigures; two cartoon-style vehicles
10724	Batman & Superman vs. Lex Luthor	2016	164 pieces; 3 minifigures; simplified Batmobile
10842	Batcave Challenge	2017	73 pieces; 4 DUPLO figures; includes a Batmobile and Batcycle
76137	Batman vs. The Riddler Robbery	2019	59 pieces; 2 minifigures; 4+ set
10919	Batcave	2020	33 pieces; 3 DUPLO figures
76180	Batman vs. The Joker: Batmobile Chase	2021	136 pieces; 3 minifigures; 4+ set
76264	Batmobile Pursuit: Batman vs. The Joker	2023	54 pieces; 2 minifigures; 4+ set

For adult collectors, these are usually secondary additions rather than centerpiece models. However, they help demonstrate how LEGO has adapted the Batmobile for different ages, scales and building systems.

LEGO Batman 20th Anniversary Batmobiles for 2026

LEGO celebrated the twentieth anniversary of the LEGO DC Batman theme with three movie-inspired Batmobile sets released on March 1, 2026.

Unlike many earlier releases, these vehicles follow a coordinated format. They share a similar price point, scale and packaging style, making them easier to display as one collection.

Complete 2026 Batmobile Collection

Set Number	Set Name	Year	Pieces and Included Features
76331	Batman v Superman Batmobile	2026	220 pieces; 1 Armored Batman minifigure; approximately 18 cm long; anniversary coin
76332	The Batman Batmobile	2026	330 pieces; 1 Batman minifigure; approximately 18 cm long; removable roof and hood; anniversary coin
76333	Batman & Robin Batmobile	2026	272 pieces; 1 Batman minifigure; approximately 23 cm long; opening hood; anniversary coin

Set 76331 revisits the armored vehicle from Batman v Superman. Set 76332 returns to the muscle-car shape from The Batman, while 76333 gives the long, winged Batman & Robin vehicle its first dedicated LEGO set.

All three models include a commemorative Batman minifigure or anniversary element and a digital unlock connected to LEGO Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight. LEGO announced the sets for release on March 1, 2026, with piece counts of 220, 330 and 272 respectively.

The similar sizes of these vehicles are important for collectors. Earlier Batmobile releases often looked inconsistent when placed together because some cars were minifigure-scale while others were closer to large display models.

What LEGO Batman Collectors Look for in a Batmobile

A larger piece count does not automatically make one Batmobile better than another. Community discussions suggest that collectors usually consider four main factors.

The Batman Era or Screen Version

For many fans, the most important question is not how many pieces the model contains, but which version of Batman it represents.

When collectors compare the 1989 Batmobile with the animated-series vehicle, choices are often based on personal connections to Tim Burton’s movies or Batman: The Animated Series.

The same applies to the Tumbler, the 1966 television car, Batman Forever and The Batman. Each model represents a different interpretation of Gotham and a different period of Batman design.

Scale and Collection Consistency

Some collectors prefer one large centerpiece. Others want several cars arranged as a complete timeline.

A 60 cm vehicle such as 76139 creates a dramatic standalone display, but it cannot easily form a visually consistent row with a 20 cm minifigure-scale car. Smaller models sacrifice some detail but make it easier to collect several screen versions.

Community collectors frequently discuss mixing sets such as 76188, 76239, 76181, 76274 and 40433 in one display.

Color and Silhouette

Most LEGO Batmobile designs use black or very dark gray pieces. When several models are placed against a dark shelf, their wheel arches, cockpits and rear fins can become difficult to distinguish.

The blue body of 76274 is controversial, but it also gives the animated-series model a clear identity inside a larger collection. The red detailing on the classic television vehicle serves a similar purpose.

Display Features

Information plaques, rotating stands and separate minifigure bases can make a vehicle easier to present without building an additional scene.

Sets such as 76139, 76188, 76274, 76240, 76328 and 76304 all include some form of display support. Smaller chase sets may require a little more planning, such as adding a Gotham background, Bat-Signal or character arrangement.

How to Display a LEGO Batmobile Collection

Because the vehicles vary so widely in size, there is no single display method that works for every set.

The most effective arrangement depends on whether the collection focuses on microscale cars, minifigure-scale vehicles or large display models.

Build a Batmobile Timeline

One of the clearest ways to organize a collection is by the original screen era:

1966 Classic TV Series
→ 1989 Batman
→ Batman Forever
→ Batman & Robin
→ The Dark Knight Trilogy
→ Batman v Superman
→ The Batman
→ Batman: The Animated Series

A small label can show the movie or series title, the LEGO set number and the year the model was released.

This method gives the display a clear story even when the cars are not exactly the same scale.

Separate Models by Size

Trying to place every LEGO Batmobile on one shelf often causes the largest model to dominate the smaller vehicles.

A more balanced collection can be divided into three groups.

Microscale models: 30161, 30521, 30526, 30455, 212328 and 212403.

Minifigure and medium-scale models: 6864, 76188, 76224, 76239, 76274, 76303 and the three 2026 anniversary vehicles.

Large display models: 7784, 76139, 76240, 42127, 76328 and 76304.

Microscale vehicles work well in a grid or on stepped stands. Medium cars can form a chronological lineup, while large models usually benefit from individual display areas.

Preserve the Side Profile of Large Batmobiles

The most recognizable features of many Batmobiles are visible from the side rather than directly from the front.

This is particularly true for 76139, 76328 and 76304, which use long hoods and distinctive rear fins. The Tumbler needs a slightly different angle so that its wide rear structure remains visible.

A wall-mounted display frame can reduce shelf usage while keeping the vehicle at a controlled viewing angle. Elevenmark currently offers dedicated LEGO Batman wall mount display frames, including options designed for 76139, 76240 and the coordinated 2026 vehicle collection.

For additional layout examples, collectors can also explore LEGO Batman display ideas for Batmobiles and Batman Logo sets, which focuses more specifically on combining vehicles, wall art and the Batman symbol.

Use Lighting to Define Dark Bodywork

Strong light directly in front of a black vehicle can create distracting reflections while flattening the surface details.

A softer light positioned approximately 30 to 45 degrees from the front corner can reveal more of the wheel arches, brick-built curves and cockpit shape.

A weaker blue or warm-white light behind the vehicle can also create separation from the background. Gotham City, Batcave and movie-poster-inspired backdrops are particularly effective because they add context without overwhelming the model.

Display the Car as Part of a Scene

A small LEGO Batmobile does not always need to be placed beside more vehicles.

Batman, a matching villain, a Bat-Signal and a simple Gotham skyline can turn one car into a complete display. This approach works especially well for sets such as 76224, 76239, 76274 and 76303.

The display solution should support the model rather than compete with it. Once the vehicle, characters and background have a clear relationship, a frame, case or lighting system can help the finished arrangement feel more intentional.

Final Thoughts

From the original 2006 sets to the coordinated twentieth-anniversary vehicles released in 2026, LEGO has transformed the Batmobile into a collection that crosses movies, television, animation, Technic, DUPLO and adult display models.

Collectors can now choose from several different styles of LEGO Batmobile sets.

Minifigure-scale cars provide characters and storytelling. Technic models focus on mechanical construction. Microscale vehicles make it possible to build a larger collection in a small space. Sets such as 76139, 76240, 76328 and 76304 turn the Batmobile into a room-defining display piece.

For a consistent movie-car lineup, sets 76188, 76224, 76239, 76274, 76303, 76331, 76332 and 76333 provide a useful starting point.

For a single centerpiece, the 1989 Batmobile, large Tumbler, Classic TV Series Batmobile and Batman Forever Batmobile offer the strongest visual presence.

The best LEGO Batman collection is therefore not necessarily the one containing the greatest number of cars. It is the one that connects each Batmobile to its screen history, gives every model enough visual space and allows the collection to expand without losing its structure.