Milestone and Mattel’s Hot Wheels Infinite Rush is scheduled to launch on September 10, 2026, two weeks earlier than the previously announced September 24 date. Early access begins on September 7 for the qualifying edition, and the game takes the series beyond fixed tracks into a freely explorable Hot Wheels-scale world.
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Release date and platforms
The launch date is September 10, 2026. The game is planned for:
- PlayStation 5
- Xbox Series X|S
- Nintendo Switch 2
- ROG Xbox Ally and ROG Xbox Ally X
- PC through Steam, the Microsoft Store and the Epic Games Store
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The earlier September 10 date replaces the original September 24 schedule, which also had early access planned three days before launch.
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What kind of game is Infinite Rush?
Rather than keeping players exclusively on conventional race tracks, Infinite Rush introduces a freely explorable Hot Wheels-sized world. The launch setting includes four islands, each with its own atmosphere, giving the arcade racer a broader exploration layer alongside its events and races.
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The game is planned to launch with more than 150 vehicles across four classes, according to reporting on the game’s roster.
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Standard, Deluxe and Ultimate editions
The three main editions are structured around the base game, post-launch vehicles and premium expansion content.
Standard Edition
The Standard Edition includes the base game. It is the straightforward option for players who want to play at launch without the Vehicle Pass or the larger Ultimate bundle.
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Deluxe Edition
The Deluxe Edition includes:
- The full game
- The Vehicle Pass, adding 44 vehicles as they become available
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The Vehicle Pass is also sold separately.
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Ultimate Edition
The Ultimate Edition includes the full game, three-day early access, the Vehicle Pass and the Ferrari Expansion Pack. It also includes the Car Collection Pack, Boost’n’Slide Pack, Feel the Heat Pack, Power & Pace Pack and Bone Shaker Skeletor Edition content.
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For players deciding between editions, the key distinction is simple: Deluxe is the Vehicle Pass bundle, while Ultimate adds early access, the Ferrari expansion and the other listed content packs. The provided edition listings do not establish pricing, so there is no reliable price comparison to make here.
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Vehicle Pass: 44 cars across 11 DLC packs
The Vehicle Pass will add 44 vehicles across 11 DLC packs over more than a year of post-launch content. Its lineup is planned to include:
- Hot Wheels Originals
- Vehicles from Acceleracers
- Vehicles from Highway 35 World Race
- Licensed real-world automotive brands
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The roadmap begins with one pack per month in September, October and November 2026. The remaining packs are scheduled for 2027, with the rollout concluding in October 2027. According to the published schedule, 2027 vehicle packs are planned for January and April through October, with no pack listed for February, March, November or December.
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That schedule confirms the overall cadence, but the supplied announcements do not provide a complete vehicle-by-vehicle list for every pack.
Ferrari Expansion Pack
The Ferrari Expansion Pack is the larger standalone expansion in the post-launch plan. It adds a new Ferrari-themed island with landmark-inspired locations recreated at Hot Wheels scale, plus eight exclusive Ferrari vehicles.
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The announced Ferrari lineup spans the brand’s history, including the Ferrari F40 Competizione and Ferrari Testarossa.
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The expansion is included with the Ultimate Edition and is also available separately.
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Nintendo Switch 2 limitation
The Nintendo Switch 2 version supports six racers per event. The supplied evidence indicates that other platforms support larger fields, but it does not specify the exact racer count for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, PC or the ROG Xbox Ally systems.
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That makes the six-racer limit the clearest platform-specific caveat currently confirmed—not necessarily a complete comparison of multiplayer or event sizes across every version.