LEGO Reveals First-Ever ‘Batman: Arkham’ Batmobile Set With New Arkham Batman Minifigure

For two decades, Batman has been a staple in the LEGO lineup, with the Batmobile consistently standing out. The iconic vehicle has taken many forms, from Tim Burton’s 1989 version to the one featured in ‘The Batman,’ resulting in a diverse collection of models on store shelves.

However, one significant era has been absent from this collection. Rocksteady’s ‘Batman: Arkham’ video games, which started with ‘Batman: Arkham Asylum’ in 2009, have sold over 32 million copies, yet none had previously been adapted into a LEGO set until now.

On October 5, LEGO unveiled the first-ever set inspired by the ‘Batman: Arkham’ games, priced at $29.99. The reveal included an image of set 67009, the Arkham Batman Batmobile, featuring 317 pieces and an age rating of 9+, along with the completed model and a Batman minifigure.

This set constructs a single Batmobile and includes one Batman minifigure. LEGO describes it as the Arkham Trilogy Batmobile, drawing inspiration from ‘Batman: Arkham Asylum,’ ‘Batman: Arkham City,’ and ‘Batman: Arkham Knight.’ According to Blocks Magazine, it most closely resembles the vehicle from ‘Batman: Arkham Knight.’

To replicate the game’s robust, tank-like design, the model features working suspension. Stonewars reports that the set also introduces a new Arkham Batman minifigure.

Additionally, the set includes a code that unlocks a red brick in ‘LEGO Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight,’ granting characters a gold glow. This adds a fun crossover element with the video game that launched in May.

LEGO’s official announcement lists the set at $29.99 in the US, £26.99 in the UK, and €29.99 in Europe. It will be available for purchase starting January 1, 2027, at LEGO.com, LEGO Stores, and other major retailers, with a retirement date set for December 31, 2028, according to Stonewars.

This set is part of a trio of Batman-themed releases revealed this week. The other two include the Batman Returns Batmobile & Duck set, priced at $59.99, and a Joker wall art piece inspired by Jock’s cover for ‘Detective Comics’ #880, which Game Rant reports has 1,849 pieces and costs $169.99. All three sets are being showcased at New York Comic Con.

The pricing aligns the Arkham Batmobile with other recent small Batmobile sets. Brick Fanatics noted that this year’s Batmobiles based on ‘Batman v Superman,’ ‘The Batman,’ and ‘Batman & Robin’ are also priced at $29.99, with Screen Rant observing that those sets range from 220 to 330 pieces.

The Batmobile holds special significance within this franchise. ‘Batman: Arkham Knight,’ released in 2015, was the game that introduced the vehicle as a playable element, utilized for transportation, puzzle-solving, and combat.

Brick Fanatics highlighted that this will be the first LEGO Batmobile inspired by ‘Batman: Arkham Knight.’ Rumors about the set had circulated for months, with Screen Rant reporting on a leak from Brick Tap News earlier this year. The official reveal has now confirmed those details.

The timing of this release seems well-planned. ‘LEGO Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight’ debuted on May 22, 2026, featuring an Arkham Trilogy Pack that adds a Batmobile and suits, with critics noting its combat style reminiscent of Rocksteady’s games. Eurogamer’s Christian Donlan described it as a LEGO take on the Arkham series, while Push Square referred to it as a Rocksteady game of the 2010s in brick form.

For long-time fans, this set serves as a reminder of how long it has been since a major Arkham release. The latest entry is the virtual reality game ‘Batman: Arkham Shadow,’ which launched on October 21, 2024, and reports indicate that Rocksteady is developing a new Batman game, although neither Rocksteady nor Warner Bros. has confirmed this.

Until then, this $29.99 brick-built Batmobile may be the closest fans can get to the Arkham era in physical form. At this price point, it also offers an accessible way to add a piece of the series to any collection.

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