Super7 Metallic Super Cyborg ’66 Batmobile SDCC 2026 Exclusive Revealed

Na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na Batman! Super7 is bringing the heat for SDCC 2026 and boy are we thrilled about this one! The Super Cyborg Batmobile based on the iconic 1966 design is getting a gorgeous full-color metallic treatment as a San Diego Comic-Con exclusive. This thing looks absolutely stunning, with spinning wheels, a saw blade, and working bat-lights that really put it over the top. How cool is that?! It sounds like this one will be available through Amazon, so keep your eyes peeled for preorder details. I always loved the ’66 Batmobile and seeing Super7 give it the Super Cyborg treatment in this beautiful metallic finish just makes my collector heart sing. So let’s take a look at the Super7 Metallic Super Cyborg ’66 Batmobile SDCC 2026 Exclusive!

The packaging leans hard into that ’66 Batman aesthetic, with a bold red border covered in repeating yellow bat symbols and a side panel illustration of the classic blue Batmobile. The interior uses a yellow and red striped backdrop that feels like a pop art explosion, and you can see the metallic black Batmobile through the window with its chrome wheels, translucent yellow canopy, red bat emblem on the side, and that saw blade mounted up front.

Here’s a closer look at the Batmobile from a full side profile, and at 12.6 inches long this thing has real shelf presence. The red pinstripe running the full length of the body ties into the red bat emblem on the door and the red accents on the bat-light mounted behind the cockpit, while the chrome hubcaps each carry their own small bat symbol at the center.

Here’s a closer look at the packaging alongside the Batmobile out of the box, and I like how the metallic black finish on the body has a glossy, almost lacquered depth to it. The silver exhaust pipes clustered behind the cockpit and the chrome trim along the windshield frame add a lot of visual contrast against all that black.

Here’s a closer look at the cockpit interior from above, and the level of detail packed in here is impressive. You’ve got a fully sculpted steering wheel with a gauge at its center, a blue monitor screen on the dashboard, a bright red bat-phone mounted on the center console, three red-tipped missile tubes at the floor, and even a gold bat emblem perched on top of the windshield frame.

The Batmobile looks great from this three-quarter front angle, and you can really appreciate how the red nose fins frame the front grille with its mesh texture and flanking red bat symbols. The hood features an opening function that reveals twin bat-engines and a chain slicer underneath, while the rear turbine twists to activate the bat-lights, which is a fantastic interactive touch for a vehicle at this scale.

You can see how the body shell lifts completely off to expose the full mechanical internals, and the engine bay is absolutely loaded with sculpted detail, from the chrome air filter and bundled exhaust headers to the individual hose lines snaking across the block. The saw blade mounted at the front nose looks great from this angle, with its gold-toned teeth catching the eye against the dark chassis, and the treaded rear tires sit on chrome rims that match the front set.

The rear section of the Batmobile really shines here, with the translucent red turbine housing glowing with the working bat-lights activated, casting a warm red hue across the surrounding chrome details. I like how the chevron-shaped red pinstripes on the rear deck lead your eye straight back to that turbine, and the twin antennae flanking it add a nice vintage touch.

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