2025 Hot Wheels Treasure Hunts

If you’re anything like me, tracking down the 2025 Hot Wheels Treasure Hunts is half the fun. Some castings are wild, some are nostalgic, and a few totally caught me off guard this year. I’ve gone through each TH’s year and put together the complete list so you can track what’s out, what’s coming, and what to look for.

 If you’re also after the Super Treasure hunts for 2025, I’ve got that covered too. And yeah, if your collection’s growing faster than your storage space, a good display case might be worth checking out.

Let’s run through the list and see which ones are worth adding to your hunt this year.

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Complete Hot Wheels 2025 Treasure Hunt List

The 2025 Hot Wheels Treasure Hunts are packed with color, character, and collector heat. We’ve listed them all, case by case. Scroll down and start building your hit list.

Ford Performance Supervan 4 (Mix A)

• Case A: Featured in the 2025 Hot Wheels mainline “A” case
• Color: Red with bold “HW First Response” graphics, racing stripes, and detailed side decals
• Details:
  • Treasure Hunt flame logo on the side
  • HW First Response badge and emergency-style livery
  • 17/250 in the mainline
  • 1/5 in the HW First Response series
    
• Features:
  • Tinted windows
  • Yellow interior
  • Black plastic Malaysia base
  • PR5 wheels with black rims

Fun Fact:

The Ford Performance Supervan 4 is based on a real all-electric beast, built as a wild concept by Ford and STARD. It made its Hot Wheels debut just a year earlier in 2024, and it’s already back as a Treasure Hunt in 2025.

Personal Note

I didn’t expect this wild electric van to come back so soon, let alone as a Treasure Hunt. The red paint and emergency livery give it a totally different vibe from the Green Speed version. Definitely one to keep an eye out for, it looks fast just sitting still.

🔥See what’s inside “Case A” of 2025 Hot Wheels🔥

Fish’d & Chip’d (Mix B)

• Case B: Featured in the 2025 Hot Wheels mainline “B” case
• Color: Brown with a wide tan stripe along the sides and a thin tan line down the center of the hood
• Details:
  • Treasure Hunt flame logo behind the front wheel
  • Hot Wheels logo on the side
  • 32/250 in the mainline
  • 2/5 in the HW Designed By series
    
• Features:
  • Blue-tinted windows
  • Tan interior
  • Chrome plastic Malaysia base
  • L 4-spoke wheels
    

Fun Fact:

Fish’d & Chip’d first hit the lineup in 2003 and was based on the classy ’63 Jaguar Mark X, only this one’s been slammed and styled with attitude. It’s part British luxury, part custom hot rod.

Personal Note:

This casting always had that cool mix of vintage class and street style. The brown and tan combo is surprisingly slick, and it really pops with the blue windows. Nice to see it getting the Treasure Hunt treatment this year.

🔥See what’s inside “Case B” of 2025 Hot Wheels🔥

Mailed It! (Case C)

• Case C: Featured in the 2025 Hot Wheels mainline “C” case
• Color: Purple with sweeping graphics and “Mailed It!” text on the sides
• Details:
  • Treasure Hunt flame logo on the side
  • 57/250 in the mainline
  • 3/5 in the HW Metro series
    
• Features:
  • Blue-tinted windows
  • White interior
  • Purple plastic Malaysia base
  • 5-spoke wheels

Fun Fact:

Mailed It! rolled into the Hot Wheels world in 2024 as a wild reimagining of a mail truck. It’s got everything, lowered stance, aero kit, a parachute, and a twin-turbo V8 under the hood. Definitely not your average delivery ride.

Personal Note:

Honestly, this casting is just fun. It’s weird in the best way, and the 2025 version cranks that up with bold graphics and bright colors. I wouldn’t mind getting mail delivered in this thing. lol.

🔥See what’s inside “Case C” of 2025 Hot Wheels🔥

Pedal Driver (Case D)

• Case D: Featured in the 2025 Hot Wheels mainline “D” case
• Color: Red with black, white, and gray stripes, plus flames and a Hot Wheels logo
• Details:
  • Treasure Hunt flame symbol hidden in the headlights
  • 95/250 in the mainline
  • 4/5 in the HW Ride-Ons series
    
• Features:
  • White steering wheel
  • Chrome interior
  • Black plastic Malaysia base
  • RA6 wheels with red rims

Fun Fact:

Pedal Driver first showed up in 2015 and is designed to look like a tricked-out pedal car. It’s even had Treasure Hunt status once before, back in 2017.

Personal Note:

This one’s small but full of personality. I like how they tucked the flame logo in the headlights, easy to miss if you’re not looking. The chrome interior and red rims give it just enough flash to stand out.

🔥See what’s inside “Case D” of 2025 Hot Wheels🔥

Rig Storm (Case E)

• Case E: Featured in the 2025 Hot Wheels mainline “E” case
• Color: Translucent purple with black, gold, and green graphics, plus “HWGRFX” and Hot Wheels logos
• Details:
  • Treasure Hunt flame logo below the window on the side
  • 110/250 in the mainline
  • 9/10 in the X-Raycers series
    
• Features:
  • Green-tinted windows
  • Chrome interior
  • Black metal Malaysia base
  • AeroDisc wheels with gold rims

Fun Fact:

Rig Storm hit the scene back in 2014 as part of the X-Raycers lineup and returned as a Treasure Hunt in 2016. This semi-truck-style fantasy racer brings see-through body panels and wild design together in one over-the-top ride.

Personal Note:

I’ve always thought Rig Storm looked like a futuristic hauler that belongs on a neon racetrack. The translucent purple and gold combo really works, and the X-Raycers vibe just adds to the cool factor.

🔥See what’s inside “Case E” of 2025 Hot Wheels🔥

’85 Honda City Turbo II (Case F)

• Case F: Featured in the 2025 Hot Wheels mainline “F” case
• Color: Teal with orange and yellow graphics, Honda logos, “Turbo” text, and Japanese lettering
• Details:
  • Treasure Hunt flame symbol on the hood
  • 141/250 in the mainline
  • 5/5 in the HW J-Imports series
    
• Features:
  • Tinted windows
  • Black interior
  • Black plastic Malaysia base
  • 5-spoke wheels with white rims
    

Fun Fact:

This casting first showed up in 2018 and is based on the real-life turbocharged version of Honda’s quirky subcompact from the ’80s. Small car, big attitude.

Personal Note:

I’m a sucker for retro Japanese cars, and this one nails the look. The teal paint and wild decals give it a fun, tuner-style vibe. Plus, that flame logo right on the hood? Chef’s kiss.

🔥See what’s inside “Case F” of 2025 Hot Wheels🔥

Birthday Burner (Case G)

• Case G: Featured in the 2025 Hot Wheels mainline “G” case
• Color: Red-brown with white frosting graphics and “Happy Birthday” text on the sides
• Details:
  • Treasure Hunt flame logo on the side
  • 143/250 in the mainline
  • 5/10 in the HW Celebration Racers series
    
• Features:
  • Gold chrome engine
  • Gold interior
  • Turquoise plastic Malaysia base
  • Dark red 5-spoke wheels with white sidewalls

Fun Fact:

Birthday Burner first rolled out in 2024 and turns a slice of cake into a full-blown hot rod. It’s one of those wild fantasy castings that only Hot Wheels could pull off.

Personal Note:

This one’s just plain fun. The cake shape, gold details, and frosted graphics make it look like it drove straight out of a birthday party. Not your typical Treasure Hunt, but it’s a sweet one to have.

🔥See what’s inside “Case G” of 2025 Hot Wheels🔥

Chill Mill (Case H)

• Case H: Featured in the 2025 Hot Wheels mainline “H” case
• Color: Metalflake purple with orange and yellow striped graphics, “Hot Sauce” signage, and a flaming cartoon mascot pointing at the Treasure Hunt logo
• Details:
  • Treasure Hunt flame logo cleverly worked into the side art
  • 180/250 in the mainline
  • 4/5 in the Fast Foodie series
    
• Features:
  • Red-tinted windows
  • Gold chrome engine and interior
  • Black plastic Malaysia base
  • Black 5-spoke wheels with double white sidewalls

Fun Fact:

Chill Mill first hit shelves in 2015 and takes the idea of a milk truck to a whole other level. This version trades in the dairy for some serious spice.

Personal Note

You gotta love when Hot Wheels gets weird in the best way. The “Hot Sauce” theme, wild mascot, and spicy graphics make this great.

🔥See what’s inside “Case H” of 2025 Hot Wheels🔥

Nissan Leaf NISMO RC_02 (Mix J)

• Case J: Found in the 2025 Hot Wheels mainline “J” case.
• Color: Lime green with black graphics, featuring “Nissan Intelligent Mobility” and NISMO logos.
• Details:
  • Low Production Symbol: On the sides.
    
• Features:
  • Tinted windows
  • Black interior
  • Black plastic Malaysia base
  • Black PR5 wheels with silver lips

Fun Fact: The Nissan Leaf NISMO RC_02 made its Hot Wheels debut in the 2021 HW Green Speed series. It’s based on the real-life high-performance electric race car created by Nissan and its motorsports division, NISMO.

Personal Note: It’s awesome to see a cutting-edge EV like this get the Treasure Hunt treatment. The bold lime green color really suits the futuristic and aggressive lines of the NISMO RC_02.

🔥See what’s inside “Case J” of 2025 Hot Wheels🔥

Chevroletor (Mix K)

• Case K: Found in the 2025 Hot Wheels mainline “K” case.
• Color: Blue with red, white, and blue livery
• Details:
  • Low Production Symbol: Located behind the rear wheel on the side.
  • Bold “5” on the roof.
• Features:
  • Blue-tinted windshield
  • White interior
  • Black plastic Malaysia base
  • Black 5-spoke wheels with white walls

Fun Fact: The Chevroletor first appeared in the 2008 Designers Challenge series. It’s an original Hot Wheels casting created by designer Amaury Diaz Serrano, known for blending futuristic flair with aggressive muscle car vibes.

Personal Note: The patriotic color scheme and sleek curves give this Treasure Hunt a striking look on the track. It’s always cool to see original Hot Wheels designs like the Chevroletor continue to get love in the mainline

🔥See what’s inside “Case K” of 2025 Hot Wheels🔥

Honda S800 Racing (Mix L)

• Case L: Found in the 2025 Hot Wheels mainline “L” case.
• Color: Orange with yellow accents, black stripes, and white roundels
• Details:
  • Low Production Symbol: Placed behind the rear wheels on both sides
  • Bold “58” inside a white circle on the doors
• Features:
  • Tinted windshield
  • Black interior
  • Black plastic Malaysia base
  • L4 wheels

Fun Fact: The Honda S800 Racing debuted in the 2024 HW Race Day series. It’s based on Honda’s classic two-seater sports car produced between 1966 and 1970, known for its high-revving engine and nimble handling.

Personal Note: This Treasure Hunt nails the retro racer vibe. The bright livery, compact proportions, and clean detailing make it a must-have for any collector who appreciates vintage Japanese performance.

🔥See what’s inside “Case L” of 2025 Hot Wheels🔥

Shark Bite (Mix M)

• Case M: Included in the 2025 Hot Wheels mainline “M” case.
• Color: Metallic green body with gold, white, and burgundy detailing on the fins and spine
• Details:
  • White low production symbol located near the rear tailfin
  • Chrome-finished engine and rows of sharp teeth up front
• Features:
  • Gray lower jaw element
  • Tan plastic base (Malaysia)
  • Red 5-spoke wheels with white striping

Fun Fact: Shark Bite first swam into the Hot Wheels lineup back in 2016. It’s a fantasy casting known for its animal-themed design, complete with a chomping jaw mechanism that adds a bit of motion and bite.

Personal Note: This one’s pure fun. Between the flashy wheels, aggressive styling, and moving jaw, Shark Bite hits the sweet spot for collectors who enjoy the more imaginative side of the Hot Wheels world.

🔥See what’s inside “Case M” of 2025 Hot Wheels🔥

1966 Triumph Tiger 100 (Mix N)

• Case: Mix N – Included in the 2025 Hot Wheels mainline
  • Series: HW Moto (5/5)
  • Mainline Number: 235/250
• Color: Green body with gold accents and a white “66” racing circle on the sides
• Details:
  • Low production symbol located on the rider’s back
  • Based on the real Triumph motorcycle produced from 1939–1940 and 1946–1973
  • Gold rider figure and green metal Malaysia base
• Features:
  • Cafe Racer wheels
  • Treasure Hunt release for 2025
  • First appeared in the 2024 Factory Fresh series

Fun Fact: The Triumph Tiger 100 was a true icon of British motorcycling history, prized for its light frame and performance.

Personal Note: This bike blends classic racing vibes with a collectible twist. The metallic green paint, gold rider, and Treasure Hunt status make it a standout in the HW Moto lineup.

🔥See what’s inside “Case N” of 2025 Hot Wheels🔥

’84 Audi Sport Quattro (Mix P)

• Case P: Included in the 2025 Hot Wheels mainline “P” case.
• Color: Silver body with orange and black graphics, number “2,” and Castrol, Audi, and quattro logos
• Details:
  • White low production symbol behind the rear wheels
  • Tinted windows with black interior
  • Black AeroDisc wheels accented with white trim
• Features:
  • Black plastic base (Malaysia)
  • Authentic rally-inspired livery honoring Audi’s Group B history
  • Compact, widebody proportions true to the homologation legend

Fun Fact: The ’84 Audi Sport quattro first entered the Hot Wheels lineup in 2019 as part of the Baja Blazers series. The real car was a homologation special created so Audi could compete in the high-octane world of Group B rally racing.

Personal Note: This one’s a gem for collectors. The combination of motorsport heritage, Treasure Hunt status, and sharp livery makes it a must-have for anyone who loves both Audi history and Hot Wheels exclusivity.

Triumph TR6 (Mix Q)

• Case Q: Included in the 2025 Hot Wheels mainline “Q” case.
• Color: Gray body with checkered flag livery, red accents, number “23,” and Hot Wheels logo
• Details:
  • A white low-production symbol is placed on the hood
  • Black interior with open-roadster design
  • Black deep dish 8-spoke wheels for a classic racing look
    
• Features:
  • Black plastic base (Malaysia)
  • Wide stance highlighting the Track Champs theme
  • Distinctive blend of British roadster style and Hot Wheels performance flair

Fun Fact: The Triumph TR6 first joined the Hot Wheels lineup in 2009 as part of the New Models series. The real TR6, produced from 1968–1976, remains one of Triumph’s most iconic sports roadsters.

Personal Note: This Treasure Hunt feels like a nod to classic motorsport. Between the vintage British charm, bold livery, and Treasure Hunt exclusivity, it’s a standout for collectors who love racing heritage mixed with Hot Wheels nostalgia.

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Final Thoughts

The 2025 Hot Wheels Treasure Hunts lineup has a little bit of everything, some fun fantasy picks, a few returning castings, and a couple that feel like instant favorites. Some are staying in the package, some are going straight to the track. That’s the fun of it.

If you’re into diecast racing, we’ve been running a few of these over on Instagram – stop by and check it out. You can also find more Hot Wheels content on the blog, and if you’re building out your track setup, check out this Spool Heads track review and this complete Hot Wheels race track sets guide to help you level things up.

That wraps up the 2025 Hot Wheels Treasure Hunts, for now. Let’s see what the rest of the year brings.

Frequently Asked Questions

How are Super Treasure Hunts different from regular Treasure Hunts?

Super Treasure Hunts come with Spectraflame paint, Real Riders wheels, and more premium details. They’re harder to find than regular Treasure Hunts and highly sought after by collectors.

How can I tell if I found a 2025 Treasure Hunt Hot Wheels?

Look for the flame logo on the car or the card art. Some are subtle, placed on the side, hood, or even in the headlights. You’ll also usually see a note behind the card confirming it’s a Treasure Hunt.

What’s the best way to store or display 2025 Hot Wheels Treasure Hunts?

If you’re collecting these long-term, a Hot Wheels display case is the best way to keep them protected and looking clean on the wall or shelf.

Are 2025 Treasure Hunt cars good for diecast racing?

Some of the 2025 Treasure Hunt Hot Wheels castings can perform well on the track, especially the heavier or more balanced ones. Others are more display-worthy than race-ready. It really depends on the casting.