Uploaded September 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
What's up Geekly Goods fam! 😭 Check out this new look at the Batmobile from the set of The Batman: Part II, spotted wrecked under Glasgow's Kingston Bridge, and oof, it's not looking too good.
This is looking like a genuinely bad wreck happened. Recent set footage reportedly showed the Batmobile being pursued by Gotham City police vehicles before crashing through squad cars during some kind of escape sequence, and the sequel is set during a winter-stricken Gotham still reeling from the Riddler's flooding attack from the first film, which gives this wreckage an especially bleak look against the snow. DC Studios hasn't released any official plot details explaining the cause, and Matt Reeves has kept this entire production tightly under wraps. It's also worth noting a full undamaged Batmobile shell was spotted on the same transport, so this doesn't necessarily mean the car is gone for good.
I'm genuinely curious to know what leads up to this moment in the film. What do we think of this new look at the wrecked, damaged Batmobile for The Batman: Part II? Let us know in the comments, and don't forget to hit that subscribe button for more daily Marvel and DC news 🦇🔥
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What's up Geekly Goods fam! 😭 Check out this new look at the Batmobile from the set of The Batman: Part II, spotted wrecked under Glasgow's Kingston Bridge, and oof, it's not looking too good.
This is looking like a genuinely bad wreck happened. Recent set footage reportedly showed the Batmobile being pursued by Gotham City police vehicles before crashing through squad cars during some kind of escape sequence, and the sequel is set during a winter-stricken Gotham still reeling from the Riddler's flooding attack from the first film, which gives this wreckage an especially bleak look against the snow. DC Studios hasn't released any official plot details explaining the cause, and Matt Reeves has kept this entire production tightly under wraps. It's also worth noting a full undamaged Batmobile shell was spotted on the same transport, so this doesn't necessarily mean the car is gone for good.
I'm genuinely curious to know what leads up to this moment in the film. What do we think of this new look at the wrecked, damaged Batmobile for The Batman: Part II? Let us know in the comments, and don't forget to hit that subscribe button for more daily Marvel and DC news 🦇🔥
Daily Newsletter, Weekly Movie Rumor Recaps, more! patreon.com/GeeklyGoodsYT
Batman Part II wrecked Batmobile, The Batman sequel set photos, Batmobile crash Glasgow filming, Batman Part II 2028 release
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