Hot Wheels Ultra Hots 2025

There’s nothing like cracking open a fresh set of Hot Wheels Ultra Hots 2025 and seeing those colors shine. This lineup brings back that retro shine with Spectraflame colors, classic castings, and sharp details. These cars don’t just sit on a shelf, they tell a story of muscle, speed, and style.

If you grew up with Hot Wheels, this set will hit home. If you’re just getting into collecting, it’s a perfect place to start. Either way, these rides deserve a spot in your collection. 

Want to see how this mix stacks up? Take a look at Ultra Hots 2024 and compare! For a full breakdown of the series over the years, check out our Complete Ultra Hots Guide.

Hot Wheels Ultra Hots 2025 Mix 1

Hot Wheels Ultra Hots 2025 brings back some real legends. Bright colors, bold details, and that classic Ultra Hots style make these stand out. If you love old-school cool, this set is for you!

’70 Ford Escort RS1600

Series: 1/8
Color: Spectraflame Yellow
Wheels: UH
Details: Features detailed headlights and taillights, flame-themed graphics, a black diagonal stripe, a Ford emblem on the front quarter panel, and a Hot Wheels logo on the rear quarter panel.

Volkswagen T1-GTR

Series: 2/8
Color: Pink
Wheels: UH
Details: Comes with detailed headlights and taillights, flame-inspired graphics, Goodyear branding, and the number “25” displayed on the sides.

’89 Mazda Savanna RX-7 FC3S

Series: 3/8
Color: Spectraflame Black
Wheels: UH
Details: Showcases clearly defined headlights and taillights with flame-styled graphics.

’88 Honda CR-X

Series: 4/8
Color: Spectraflame Purple
Wheels: UH
Details: Highlights detailed headlights and taillights, flame-patterned graphics, and orange pinstriping.

Porsche 356 Outlaw

Series: 5/8
Color: Spectraflame Green
Wheels: UH
Details: Includes detailed headlights and taillights, flame-themed designs, white accent striping, and the Porsche name on the doors.

‘65 Pontiac GTO

Series: 6/8
Color: Spectraflame Root Beer
Wheels: UH
Details: Features detailed headlights and taillights, flame-inspired artwork, yellow pinstriping, and the “GTO” name on the rear quarter panel.

’81 Toyota Starlet KP61

Series: 7/8
Color: Spectraflame Orange
Wheels: UH
Details: Has detailed headlights and taillights, flame-styled artwork, black accent striping, and “Starlet” branding on the doors.

’69 COPO Corvette

Series: 8/8
Color: Spectraflame Ice Blue
Wheels: UH
Details: Displays detailed headlights and taillights, flame-inspired graphics, and black accent striping.

Hot Wheels Ultra Hots 2025 Release Date

As of February 19, 2025, only Mix 1 is out. These cars have started hitting shelves, and collectors are already hunting them down. No word yet on when the next mix will roll in. We’ll be watching closely for updates!

Final Thoughts

With Hot Wheels Ultra Hots 2025, the look and attitude of old diecast cars are brought back. There are a lot of legends in this mix, and the Spectraflame colors are bright and vivid. Collectors won’t want to miss it. 

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Frequently Asked Questions

Where can I buy Hot Wheels Ultra Hots 2025?

They’re available in major stores like Target and Walmart, as well as online on Amazon, eBay, and specialty diecast shops. Since these are popular, checking restocks or pre-orders is a good idea.

Will there be more releases for Hot Wheels Ultra Hots 2025?

No official confirmation yet, but previous Ultra Hots series had multiple waves. It’s likely more castings will be released later in the year.

What makes Hot Wheels Ultra Hots 2025 special?

The Spectraflame paint, Ultra Hots wheels, and classic castings make this set a standout. It’s a throwback to the original Ultra Hots while bringing fresh designs for collectors.

How does Hot Wheels Ultra Hots 2025 compare to Ultra Hots 2024?

Both feature Spectraflame colors and vintage designs, but the 2025 mix introduces new castings. Take a look at the 2024 lineup to see the differences.