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1/6 scale 1968 Batmobile Collectible vehicle for Batman and Robin (1966 TV Series Season 3 & TV Movie) – Ultimate DX version

Product information

$1,499.00 Ex. VAT

Description

The 1966 Batmobile is all sold out and not coming back (no more wait list conversions). However the season 3 car is just as cool, with over 40 cosmetic changes as seen throughout the seasons and the tv-movie. This fully detailed replica of the Caped Crusader’s vehicle comes in only one version: the Ultimate DX. 

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Non-refundable deposit: $100
No payment plan
1 month ($1,399.00 p/m)
2 months ($699.50 p/m)
3 months ($466.33 p/m)
4 months ($349.75 p/m)
5 months ($279.80 p/m)
6 months ($233.17 p/m)
7 months ($199.86 p/m)
8 months ($174.88 p/m)
9 months ($155.44 p/m)
10 months ($139.90 p/m)
11 months ($127.18 p/m)
12 months ($116.58 p/m)

Additional details

Holy heart failure, Batman!

We have listened. And while we will not do a re-release of the original Season 1 car, this Season 3 vehicle packs a punch. To tell the story of Batman and Robin throughout 3 seasons and a TV-movie, numerous cosmetic changes were added to the Batmobile. Some practical, like the new steering wheel which was easier to use, or the new bat turn lever so that actor's faces weren't blocked, but also cosmetic changes to further the story, like a rear facing camera, a bat pencil, a geiger counter and about 40 more changes.

This will be a limited edition vehicle with a short pre-order period. We hope to start shipping the first units early next year!

The Officially Licensed Limited Edition 1968 TV Series Batmobile is the POW! your collection needs and once you get yours, it may just inspire you to break into a Batusi. 


The 1968 Batmobile Collectible vehicle features:

  • Fully detailed and high quality resin body
  • Metal axles
  • Metal support structure 
  • Fully painted and assembled 1/6 scale 1968 Vehicle
  • Fully detailed cockpit that will fit 1/6 scale upcoming Jazzinc 1966 figures
  • Opening doors
  • Rubber Laredo Narrow Oval tires
  • Poseable front wheels
  • Leather seats
  • Cloth floor mats
  • Removable light-up flame for the rocket tube
  • 22 Electric LED Lights
  • Remote Control for light-up features
  • 12v world power supply
  • Custom Jazzinc 1968 control PCB
  • Completely screen-accurate LED animation and patterns

Light-up features:  

  • Dashboard five light chaser LEDs in correct animation pattern with updated colours
  • Beacon
  • Side Roll bar emergency flashers
  • Rear Cockpit console light
  • Scope
  • Phone
  • Animated multi color turbine lights
  • Head lights
  • Rear Tail lights
  • Ray lights

Season 3 Cosmetic changes:

• ROCKET TUBE INSERT ELONGATED
• SHORTER TURN LEVER, MOVED BACK
• UPDATED ANTENNA ON THE REAR
• PAINT SATIN BLACK INSTEAD OF HIGH GLOSS BLACK
• 1958 EDSEL STEERING WHEEL
• DIFFERENT UNIROYAL LAREDO TIRES. OVALS
• ADDED GEIGER COUNTER
• DASH BOARD CHASER GREEN/RED/BLUE/RED/GREEN
• NEW LABEL CALLED REMOTE CONTROL ACTIVATOR
• REAR CAMERA UNDERNEATH EXHAUST (Camera box below the turbine exhaust)
• INSERT FOR EXHAUST
• NO WHITE OUTLINE ON DOOR BATS. 
• Doorbats no decal but SOLID plastic screwed to door
• ¾ INCH FLUORESCENT CHERISE PINK LINES
• SILVER BAT RAY ANTENNA INSTEAD OF GOLD
• SPINNERS 
• NO BARRIS CREST
• Batram lever removed
• No paint outline on orange bat-ray lenses
• Rear canopy on top of arch with padding
• No rear antenna at all
• Cover speaker/nozzle on interior arch
• BAT-1 LICENSE PLATE
• Safety belts added
• Different bat computer?
• Police band cut-in label and button instead of bat-ram
• Bolts added to front canopy frame
• Different labels/ Bat super Rocket / Bat phot scope
• Bat pencil added 
• Arch support is empty, no co2 nozzle


*FIGURES NOT INCLUDED*
*LISTED PRICE EXCL SHIPPING CHARGE* Check table below for estimated shipping cost, charged upon preparing for shipment.
*PRICES SHOWN WITHOUT VAT* VAT will be applied based on your shipping address, filled in when checking out (or logged in).
*NON-REFUNDABLE DEPOSIT SHOWN IS THE PRE PRODUCTION NRD* You will be notified in time when the NRD will be adjusted to the Production phase NRD. This will only affect you if you decide to cancel your order late in the process. Read more about it on the Ordering at Jazzinc page. 

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Great news! Payment plans are available for 1/6 scale 1968 Batmobile Collectible vehicle for Batman and Robin (1966 TV Series Season 3 & TV Movie) – Ultimate DX version , but before you check out, please read Ordering at Jazzinc where you’ll learn more about our non-refundable payments, our scheduled payments options and all the things a collector should know before purchasing. 

Shipping costs

Because shipping rates are changing all the time, we’ll invoice you for shipping
a) once the product is available and
b) after completion of the payment for your order. 

Please keep in mind that as high-end, premium products, we are looking for the best shipping options available and the shipping costs may reflect that. 
If you’ve already paid an estimated shipping fee upfront, please note that amount will be deducted from a new invoice with the final shipping cost difference. 

Based on rates right now, these are the estimated shipping costs for 1/6 scale 1968 Batmobile Collectible vehicle for Batman and Robin (1966 TV Series Season 3 & TV Movie) – Ultimate DX version :
Country Expected Costs
USA $ 300
Canada $ 320
Europe (incl VAT) $ 250 (prices vary depending on European country)
Asia $ 300 (prices vary depending on Asian country)
AU/NZ $ 475
South America $ 500

Please contact us for shipping rates if your area is not listed above. 

Your international order may be subject to surcharges, such as import duties and taxes, which are incurred once a shipment reaches your destination country. All such surcharges are your responsibility as the customer, so please keep that in mind when you order!
Estimated shipment dates (applies to PRE ORDERS only!)

We know you’re excited to get your 1/6 scale 1968 Batmobile Collectible vehicle for Batman and Robin (1966 TV Series Season 3 & TV Movie) – Ultimate DX version -- we love our community’s enthusiasm. But in a pursuit of total excellence, often we need to push back shipping dates. 

It’s our goal to be as transparent as possible, so please check the product page or our news section for any updates and changes. Thanks for your understanding. We promise it’ll be worth the wait.

These are the scheduled production batches as things stand now. The highlighted batch is the batch your order will be scheduled in, if you order now. Please know that these are estimates and there are a lot of unpredictable variables which may occur. You can read more about this on the Ordering at Jazzinc page.
Adjustments to the schedule of your order will be visible in your account.
Name Expected Date
Batch 1 - 1968 Batmobile Apr 18 2025
Batch 2 - 1968 Batmobile Jun 06 2025
Batch 3 - 1968 Batmobile Jul 18 2025
Batch 4 - 1968 Batmobile Aug 29 2025
Shipping Notification
Once your order is ready for shipping and all invoices (including item costs and shipping) have been paid, you’ll get a shipping notification with your tracking number. Once that happens, there’s nothing left to do but count the days until this giant box of awesomeness shows up at your door.  

If you’re unsure about the payment status of your order, you can check payments in Your Account. 

Details
Length
95.25 cm / 37.50 in
Width
35.56 cm / 14.00 in
Height
20.32 cm / 8.00 in
Weight
14 kg / 30.86 lb
Suitable for/Fits in
N/A
Category / Version
Ultimate DX
Suitable figures
Batman
Robin

Comments

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Dave Pierce

Thanks Man SSSSoooooo Looking forward to this car

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Robert M Carey

Thank you, thank you, thank you!

Now I don’t have to worry about my little brother stealing my ‘66 Batmobile!

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tim sutter

I really like that paint job. Well done.

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Robert Partida

Love that this is getting made! Even though it's from the 3rd season, imho, to me it looks more like a Prototype of the 1st vehicle! Either way, Pre-ordered, looking forward to adding it to my Jazzinc. collection! Now, Please make the Mach 5 soon!

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Tommy Patton

Hi, Joost! Thank you so much for offering the 1968 Batmobile! I owned the 1966 version, but had to sell it to help pay the copay on a very expensive medical devise. I was, and still am a little heartbroken over it! I loved the ’66 as much as any of my other collectibles. And I’m primarily a Star Wars collector! I actually like the ’68 a little more and it seems to be more appropriate for an antihero, as the less glossy paint and subtle pin striping give the Batmobile a bit of a menacing vibe. Thank You!

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matthew grocock

Thought i was never gonna bag this. Got the figures for the '66,but was made unemployed. Back in work and there pops the '68! Over the damn moon! Cannot wait till next April! Thank you so much for doing this! Beyond ecstatic. Cheers.

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Adrian Lindsay

Missed out on the 66 and ive been gutted ever since. Just put my deposit on the 68 and I cant wait. Thank you Joost.

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Sgamez87@gmail.com

Can you make this glossy also the other cars don't seem matte to me please.

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Joost

Sorry, no, the Batmobile was never high gloss (because the cameras back then could not handle the glare) and they became increasingly more matte. This will be a satin like finish

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matthew grocock

I have to admit, after watching Batman '66 in H.D. the last few weeks,the original car looks a little rough in its glossy format. I think people have thier own version of it in mind thats ots super glossy and immaculate. It isnt. When it changes to the '68 ot is properly Black. And ot looks far better in my eyes. Dont get me wrong,id jump at the chance to get the '66 you released as i class it as how i saw that car in its perfect form in my mind,but its gone. So im more than happy to have the '68 which is more accurate than the '66,and in comparison with watching the show with it,looks far better.

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Joost

Dear Matthew thank you. Indeed it was never as glossy as people thought, even on its best day. There were times they flocked it to be completely matte even

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