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New The Batman 2 set leaks see the Batmobile crash into Gotham City PD squad cars – and it's the coolest thing you’ll see today

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New The Batman 2 set leaks see the Batmobile crash into Gotham City PD squad cars – and it's the coolest thing you’ll see today

New set leak videos from The Batman 2 have arrived... and the hype for the upcoming sequel just tripled in size (for me, anyway).

The videos, which can be viewed below, show three different angles of the Gotham City PD chasing the Batmobile via swarm of squad cars. They manage to box him in, but Batman escapes by accelerating and ramming into one of the cars before speeding off. The coolest angle is definitely the one from above, which really gives a heightened sense of realism and, to quote the fan who reposted the footage, we should "add to the 'holy shit [Batman] is real' folder."

The Batman 2 was due out in October 2025, but we're happy to wait as more and more exciting news is released. We still don't exactly know who Sebastian Stan is playing, as he was initially rumored to be Harvey Dent aka Two Face... but his shaved head on set has made some fans think he's playing villain Victor Zsasz instead.

From this point of view it really feels like it we should add this to the “holy shit he’s real” folder https://t.co/uAe8CZFg9s pic.twitter.com/d1SeCL8MoNAugust 28, 2026

You can feel the IMPACT!The Batmobile takes out a GCPD cruiser in new set footage from ‘THE BATMAN: PART 2’ 🦇 🎥 eccentricroutes | IG pic.twitter.com/EYPafmZqbKAugust 28, 2026

The Batmobile is an absolute beast, Holy FuckVia Ciaron97 pic.twitter.com/zxRiwMgFlNAugust 27, 2026

The long-awaited sequel is set to take place a few weeks after The Penguin season 1 .


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