Batman Fans! This Fully Functional Electric Batmobile Is Unlike Any Other Car
Batman lovers, this one's for you! A 23-year-old architect has managed to develop the world's first extremely functional electric Batmobile. Yep, the vehicle of every DC fanatic's dreams has come to life - better now than ever before.
Nguyen Dac Chung from the University of Architecture in Hanoi has developed a Batmobile that goes beyond basic display value of Batmobiles developed over years. The bonus in this Batmobile is that it's entirely electric - environment-friendly Batman would love it!
A fully functional electric Batmobile
Currently, the Batmobile is on display at Van Daryl, a gallery situated in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. According to Design Boom, the gallery was by Daryl Villaneuva, the chief of Bandit9 Motorcycle. The gallery hosts a series of rare futuristic vehicles inspired by major tropes in science fiction and comic books, like the globally-revered Batmobile.
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Mind you though! This version of the Batmobile is inspired by Christopher Nolan's Dark Knight Trilogy of Batman films.
Dubbed as "The Tumbler" due to its heavy, almost tank-like appearance, the Batmobile was built after Nguyen Dac Chung assembled a team of mechanics, engineers, designers, and architects.
While the frame is made from steel, the body is a mix of elements like composite, abs, steel, and carbon fibre. The Batmobile is partially handcrafted while the rest is 3D-printed. Weighing 600 kilograms, the Batmobile is able to achieve highway speeds.
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It also has space for Robin. :) What do you think about this fantastic electric iteration of the Batmobile? Let us know in the comments below.??For more in the world of?technology?and?science, keep reading?Indiatimes.com.?
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pietro mini I designboom. (2022, February 3). 23-year-old architect develops world¡¯s first fully-functioning electric batmobile. Designboom | Architecture & Design Magazine.?
