Batman in Miami: Pininfarina Unveils Luxury Electric Batmobiles
Wait? Batman in Miami? If you ever wondered what it’d be like if Bruce Wayne, aka Batman, teamed up with a top-notch carmaker, wonder no more. Automobili Pininfarina, the wizards behind luxury rides, just cooked up a collection of slick electric cars straight out of Bruce Wayne’s wildest dreams.
Imagine, you stroll into their office in Miami, and boom, you’re in the driver’s seat, quite literally. They call it co-curating, where you and the whizzes at the Cambiano Atelier put your heads together to whip up the ride of your dreams.
Paolo Dellachà, Chief Executive Officer at Automobili Pininfarina, said: “Our partnership with Wayne Enterprises through Warner Bros. Discovery Global Consumer Products, DC and Relevance International is a natural fit for Automobili Pininfarina. It’s driven by our shared pursuit of pioneering and sustainable technologies to promote the future of mobility. This collaboration not only empowers us to ignite the imaginations of our clients but also to reach and inspire new and diverse audiences.”
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And boy, do they have some showstoppers lined up. We’re talking about the B95 hyper Barchetta and the Battista hyper GT, jazzed up with Gotham vibes. They even got two versions, Gotham and Dark Knight, each dripping with unique specs.
Underneath the hood, these bad boys pack a serious punch, with a 1,900hp kick that’ll make you the real life Batman in Miami. Pretty sweet, Huh?
Now, let’s talk style. The Gotham edition? It’s all about that suave, sophisticated Bruce Wayne vibe. Tan leather, sleek lines, and those fancy Prezioso Evoluzione gloss black wheels that’ll make heads turn.
On the flip side, the Dark Knight edition screams tech-savvy vigilante. Black on black, with gold accents that add a touch of class. And those Glorioso ceramic-polished rims? Straight-up fire.
Every inch of these rides is decked out with Wayne Enterprises swag, from the logos to the custom seat embroidery. And get this, they even got Alfred’s voice guiding you through the ride, just like in the movies. (God, I wish I was rich.)
So, if you’ve ever wanted to roll like Bruce Wayne, or Batman in Miami, now’s your chance. Head over to BruceWayneX.com and get in on the action. You can even buy the Batmobile. It’s the closest you’ll get to being a caped crusader without the cape.
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The Top 10 Most Stolen Vehicles In The State of Florida
10. Hyundai Sonata
Hyundai Motor Company shows off a 2019 Sonata Hybrid at the Chicago Auto Show on February 8, 2018 in Chicago, Illinois. (Photo by Scott Olson/Getty Images)
The Hyundai Sonata comes in 10th on the list of most stolen vehicles in Florida. 577 were stolen last year with the most common model year taken being the 2013. This was one of the vehicles documented online on how easy they were to steal. The only surprise it’s that more weren’t stolen,
9. Honda CR-V
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The Honda CR-V is a very common vehicle here in Florida. 580 were stolen last year with the most common year taken being the 2021. This car is victim of global supply and demand. If your Honda CR-V is stolen, it may end up in a shipping container heading overseas.
8. Dodge Charger
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This car may rise in popularity now that Dodge is discontinuing the gas powered models. 639 were stolen last year in Florida with the most targeted model year being 2021. This car was targeted after it was shown online that if you broke a window and climbed in you could put the car in neutral and push it down the street. From there it takes thieves about 90 seconds to program a new key FOB and then drive away.
7. Honda Civic
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772 Honda Civics were stolen last year in Florida. The 2020 model was the favorite. In 2022 a hacker developed a way to remotely unlock and start these cars. Made them waaaaay too easy to steal until that vulnerability was fixed.
6. Toyota Corolla
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There’s so many Toyota Corollas in Florida it’s no wonder this car made the list. 887 were stolen last year with the 2021 model being the most common.
5. Toyota Camry
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Like the Corolla, there are a LOT of these cars on the road here in Florida. 989 stolen here in the state and the 2021 model was the one most targeted. Throw an Apple Air Tag in the back for a cheap piece of mind.
4. Chevrolet Pickup (Full Size)
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Tops in the nation, but 4th on the Florida list. Full size Chevy pickups had 992 reported stolen in Florida last year. The 2021 was the most common. There’s a theory that these trucks are being targeted for their the catalytic converters.
3. Nissan Altima
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Another very common vehicle on the Florida roads, 1,000 Nissan Altimas were reported stolen in Florida last year. The 2015 was the year most swiped. If you have an Altima you need to read up on a “relay attack.”
2. Honda Accord
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Honda Accords were the 2nd most targeted vehicle in Florida last year. 1,003 were taken with the 2021 being the most targeted.
1. Ford Pickup (Full Size)
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And this is where we see the jump. 2,030 Ford pickups were stolen in Florida. The most common being the 2006 model. There are a lot of these trucks here in Southwest Florida, but one of the reasons so many are stolen may seem kind of simple. Some of the models are just too big to fit in the garage. Since the truck is in the driveway it’s very vulnerable to a relay attack.
