The Batcycle of Lazareth on display at the Paris Motor Show

Batcycle on display at the Paris Motor Show

On the occasion of the Paris Motor Show, which will be held from October 18 to 23, you will be able to discover the latest creation by Ludovic Lazareth. A work on wheels produced as part of the release of the next Gotham Knights video game: the Batcycle. Neither more nor less than the life-size replica of the motorcycle used by DC Comics superheroes.

To create vehicles with improbable and futuristic looks, Ludovic Lazareth has no equal. We owe him the LMV 496 flying motorcycle, or the LM 410, a four-wheeled tilting motorcycle itself inspired by another creation, the LM 847 with its 470 horsepower Maserati V8 engine.

Often praised for his know-how, Ludovic Lazareth was chosen this time by the Warner Bros Games studio to bring to life the motorcycle used by the four DC Comics superheroes of the Gotham Knights video game: Batgirl, Robin, Nightwing and Redhood, the mythical Batcycle.

A choice that made its creator proud: “The Batcycle is THE emblematic motorcycle of the Batman universe. Being able to bring it to life was a real challenge but also a pleasure as a lover of iconic displacements,” admitted Ludovic Lazareth.

On the occasion of the release on October 21 of the Gotham Knights video game, Warner Bros. Games will take over Hall 3 of the Paris Motor Show and present a life-size replica of the Batcycle to the public.

Terminals will also be present on the stand to allow the public to preview the game Gotham Knights in private access!

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