Hot Wheels Infinite Rush is out now

Today, Milestone and Mattel released Hot Wheels Infinite Rush on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, Switch 2, and PC.

HOT WHEELS Infinite Rush expands the fun beyond the iconic orange tracks, immersing players in a toy-scale world designed for exploration and high-speed racing fun. Players can race, explore, collect, customize, and create as they shape their own adventure across four interconnected islands packed with races and free-roaming activities.

From the bustling streets of Wheelswood to the industrial canyons of Gearville, the natural landscapes of Tentacle Bay, and the neon-lit alleys of Drifty Temples, each island has a distinctive visual identity and blends a variety of racing challenges, unexpected obstacles, and hidden collectibles. Players can freely sky-jump between the environments as they unlock new areas and events, shaping their own journey at their own pace.

With more than 150 vehicles available at launch, ranging from iconic Hot Wheels™ Originals to legendary real-world automotive brands, players can expand their garage by completing races, taking on special events, and defeating the racing crews across the islands as they compete to earn the Rush Master title. Four distinct vehicle classes — Drifters, Speeders, Titans, and Versatiles — offer unique handling and feature a perk system that shapes performance and playstyle, encouraging players to experiment with different setups. This way, players can build a Rush Squad ready for any challenge: a four-vehicle team featuring their preferred Hot Wheels™ from each class. With a quick-switch button, they can instantly change vehicles while exploring the islands, ensuring they always have the right ride for every activity.

Customization is at the heart of the experience, with extensive options available through Sticker and Livery editors, including wheel customization, boost visual effects, and personalized boost and dash sound effects.

Creativity extends beyond the garage thanks to the Track Builder, which allows players to design unique routes that blend with the game world. The adaptive ground-snapping system lets track modules follow the terrain, while action markers define virtual opponents’ behaviour, including racing lines, acceleration, and braking points. With creations shareable across supported platforms, the Track Builder offers endless opportunities for players to create, share, and compete with the wider community.