It looks like the Batmobile may not emerge from the Dark Knight's showdown with the GCPD in one piece.
These latest photos and videos from the Glasgow set of The Batman - Part II show what appears to be the wreckage of the Caped Crusader's iconic vehicle under a bridge.
This wouldn't be the first time the Batmobile has taken heavy damage or even been fully destroyed in a Batman movie, and Bruce Wayne obviously has the means and resources to build another, but this could signify that we'll be seeing a lot more of the BatVerse's take on the Bat-Cycle or possibly even see the debut of the Bat-Wing.
We also have a quick glimpse of Robert Pattinson's stunt double wearing the Batsuit, though a lot of the costume is still obscured by a jacket.
Potentially major spoilers ahead.
Following a set video showing what appeared to be Alfred Pennyworth resuscitating Bruce Wayne, the mysterious blonde woman we assume to be Scarlett Johansson's character recently arrived on the scene with a young boy, and they both seemed to be very concerned about Bruce's predicament.
As you can imagine, these shots have sent speculation into overdrive. Could this kid be Bruce Wayne's son, Damien? If so, does that mean Johansson is playing Talia al Ghul? At the very least, it's probably safe to assume that this character isn't a full-on villain.
A young Dick Grayson or another Boy Wonder is also a possibility, of course.
For now, all we have are theories (though we'd be very surprised if it wasn't; we're not even sure that this is Johansson's character yet). But now that these photos are out there, director Matt Reeves may decide to shed some more light on his sequel on social media.
Earlier this year, Reeves officially announced the movie's main cast on social media.
The filmmaker confirmed that Robert Pattinson (Bruce Wayne/Batman), Jeffrey Wright (Jim Gordon), Andy Serkis (Alfred Pennyworth), Colin Farrell (Oz Cobb/The Penguin), Jayme Lawson (Bella Réal) and Gil Perez-Abraham (Officer Martinez) will reprise their roles, alongside new cast members Scarlett Johansson, Sebastian Stan, Charles Dance, Sebastian Koch and Brian Tyree Henry.
Reeves did not reveal the characters Gotham City's new additions will play.
After several previous delays, The Batman - Part II was scheduled to arrive in theaters on October 1, 2027, but was recently pushed back to February 18, 2028.