BYU fans have a new way to celebrate Cosmo the Cougar’s latest spotlight: a limited-edition bobblehead built around the mascot’s signature ride.
The National Bobblehead Hall of Fame and Museum revealed the BYU Cougars Cosmo the Cougar Cosmobile Bobblehead on Friday, timed to BYU’s 28-24 win over Notre Dame and the team’s No. 2 ranking in the country.
“We’re excited to unveil this very unique bobblehead of Cosmo the Cougar and his stylish Cosmobile, which has been a staple on the BYU campus for a quarter century,” National Bobblehead Hall of Fame and Museum co-founder and CEO Phil Sklar said in a statement.
The officially licensed figure shows Cosmo in his Navy blue No. 00 jersey, popping up from the Cosmobile, complete with the BYU logo on the side.
“After BYU’s big victory over Notre Dame, the Cougars and Cosmobile-riding Cosmo are riding sky high so far in the 2026 football season. This bobblehead is a must-have for Cougar fans everywhere and we are sure that BYU supporters will want one for their collection,” Sklar said.
The run is limited to 2,026 bobbleheads, all individually numbered. They are priced at $40 and are available now, with shipment expected in April.
This is the seventh Cosmo bobblehead released by National Bobblehead, but the first to feature the Cosmobile. The earlier versions included the Cosmo Football Jersey Bobblehead, Cosmo Basketball Jersey Bobbleheads, Cosmo Graduation Bobblehead, Cosmo Push-Up Counter Bobblehead, Cosmo Football Top 25 Ranking Tracker Bobblehead and the BYU vs. Utah Football Rivalry Bobblehead.
BYU introduced the Cosmobile in the early 2000s, and it has since been updated with a rooftop dance stage, basketball hoop and siren.
The new release adds to a growing list of Cosmo honors. In August, he was inducted into the Mascot Hall of Fame, according to the Deseret News.
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