New LEGO Batmobiles On the Way

by Bruno Pferd November 5, 2025

written by Bruno Pferd November 5, 2025

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New LEGO Batman sets are being released on March 1, 2026, including a Batman Logo decoration set, three Batmobile replicas, and a LEGO Batsignal.
The sets come with unique minifigures and QR codes to unlock in-game content for the upcoming LEGO Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight game.
Sets range in price from $29.99 to $79.99, depending on the specific Batmobile version.
The sets represent various movie versions of the Batmobile, including those from Batman v Superman, Batman and Robin, and The Batman.

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New LEGO Batmobiles & Logo for March 2026 Release, Including Sets from Multiple Films

LEGO will release several new sets for Batman fans on March 1, 2026, all of which are available for preorder. Coinciding with the release of Warner Bros. Games’ LEGO Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight, the new offerings include a Batman Logo decoration set, three Batmobile replicas inspired by different movie versions, and a LEGO Batsignal. Each set includes unique minifigures and a QR code that unlocks a golden character or other in-game content for the upcoming game. The LEGO DC Batman: Batman Logo (76330) set features the iconic symbol and two minifigures, and consists of 678 pieces. It will retail for $79.99. The Batmobile from Batman v Superman (76331) allows builders to recreate Zack Snyder’s film version of the car, as driven by Ben Affleck’s Batman. This set contains 220 pieces and will retail for $29.99. The Batman and Robin Batmobile (76333), featuring a George Clooney Batman minifigure, contains 272 pieces and is also priced at $29.99. Fans can also purchase the new version of The Batman film’s Batmobile (76332), which includes a fabric cape for the Batman minifigure. This 330-piece set will retail for $29.99 as well.

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