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In the 2009 series Batman and Robin, a new Batmobile is unveiled. This model is capable of flight, although is not as maneuverable as the Batwing. [16] It can fire 19 types of projectiles, one of which is a flame retardant non-toxic foam, and features a concussive sonic blast device. [16] This Batmobile was designed and constructed by Bruce Wayne. However, its construction was the source of great frustration to him, as mentioned by Alfred, and thus not finished. In Batman and Robin #1 it is revealed that Bruce's son, Damian Wayne, solved the problem of its inability to fly and completed it. In the animated film Batman: Gotham Knight segment "Working Through Pain", Alfred uses the 1989 Batmobile to pull the sewer gate to rescue Batman trapped underneath. [75]

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Though the Matt Reeves Batman universe is the newest, it has presented one of the best Batmobiles because it’s a suped-up version of the Dodge Charger and a glorified muscle car. The vast body allows the car to do some real damage, and when Robert Pattinson steps into it and revs it up, it has one of the sweetest sounds. Jessica Fera (July 28, 2011). " 'Dark Knight Rises' Blog: That's A Wrap! Crews Film Final Pittsburgh Scene". WPXI Pittsburgh. Archived from the original on January 13, 2012 . Retrieved December 13, 2011.