Milestone and Mattel have revealed a new trailer for Hot Wheels Infinite Rush and confirmed the game will launch for Nintendo Switch 2 on September 10.
The latest footage, titled "Beyond the Track Trailer EP3," focuses on a fresh roster of vehicles and expands on the game's track builder feature, offering the first detailed look at how players can design custom Hot Wheels courses.
In journalistic terms: Milestone and Mattel say the Track Builder will let players assemble track modules and layouts to create bespoke courses, with an adaptive ground-snapping system that allows routes to follow terrain and action markers that define virtual opponents’ behavior.
The developer describes the builder as a tool that blends modular track pieces with world geometry so custom tracks fit naturally into the game's environments.
Hot Wheels Infinite Rush places players in a Hot Wheels-sized open world made up of four distinct islands, each with unique climates and challenges.
Players can explore freely, smash through obstacles, locate hidden items, and take part in large-scale activities across these islands.
At launch the game will feature more than 150 vehicles, a mix of Hot Wheels Originals and licensed real-world automotive brands.
Key highlights reported by Milestone and Mattel:
- Build the Ultimate Collection: The game ships with 150+ vehicles at launch, unlockable through racing, exploration activities, and special events.
- Discover Secret Hot Wheels: Players will earn Rush Coins to spend at Dealerships on each island.
A roaming Secret Dealership will appear at specific times and offer a rotating selection of rare vehicles and customization items.
- Race for New Vehicles: Dedicated events expand the roster—Daredevil one-on-one races, Delivery challenges, and confrontations with island Rush Squads each reward exclusive cars.
- Create Custom Tracks: The Track Builder uses an adaptive ground-snapping system and action markers to set racing lines, acceleration, and braking behavior for AI opponents.
The new trailer, Beyond the Track Trailer EP3, is the most comprehensive look so far at the game's core systems and vehicle variety.
Milestone and Mattel have positioned Hot Wheels Infinite Rush as a platform that combines open-world exploration with creative track construction for Nintendo Switch 2 players.
Additional distribution and retail details, including any Nintendo eShop listings, are expected to be announced by the publishers in the lead-up to the September 10 launch.
The latest footage, titled "Beyond the Track Trailer EP3," focuses on a fresh roster of vehicles and expands on the game's track builder feature, offering the first detailed look at how players can design custom Hot Wheels courses.
In journalistic terms: Milestone and Mattel say the Track Builder will let players assemble track modules and layouts to create bespoke courses, with an adaptive ground-snapping system that allows routes to follow terrain and action markers that define virtual opponents’ behavior.
The developer describes the builder as a tool that blends modular track pieces with world geometry so custom tracks fit naturally into the game's environments.
Hot Wheels Infinite Rush places players in a Hot Wheels-sized open world made up of four distinct islands, each with unique climates and challenges.
Players can explore freely, smash through obstacles, locate hidden items, and take part in large-scale activities across these islands.
At launch the game will feature more than 150 vehicles, a mix of Hot Wheels Originals and licensed real-world automotive brands.
Key highlights reported by Milestone and Mattel:
- Build the Ultimate Collection: The game ships with 150+ vehicles at launch, unlockable through racing, exploration activities, and special events.
- Discover Secret Hot Wheels: Players will earn Rush Coins to spend at Dealerships on each island.
A roaming Secret Dealership will appear at specific times and offer a rotating selection of rare vehicles and customization items.
- Race for New Vehicles: Dedicated events expand the roster—Daredevil one-on-one races, Delivery challenges, and confrontations with island Rush Squads each reward exclusive cars.
- Create Custom Tracks: The Track Builder uses an adaptive ground-snapping system and action markers to set racing lines, acceleration, and braking behavior for AI opponents.
The new trailer, Beyond the Track Trailer EP3, is the most comprehensive look so far at the game's core systems and vehicle variety.
Milestone and Mattel have positioned Hot Wheels Infinite Rush as a platform that combines open-world exploration with creative track construction for Nintendo Switch 2 players.
Additional distribution and retail details, including any Nintendo eShop listings, are expected to be announced by the publishers in the lead-up to the September 10 launch.
