Netflix Is Making a ‘Hot Wheels’ Animated Series

For generations of children, the phrases scorching and wheels have been synonymous with toy automobiles. That’s the type of title model recognition that makes Hollywood executives salivate. So you possibly can’t be shocked that somebody pounced on the thought of constructing a Scorching Wheels sequence. It was certain to occur in the end.

As introduced right now, the animated present might be titled Scorching Wheels Let’s Race and it’ll stream later this spring on Netflix. The sequence is geared toward youngsters and principally focuses on younger youngsters having mental discussions in regards to the financial system and the setting from a youngsters perspective.

All proper, no, it’s about automotive races and driving on orange roadways that appear like Scorching Wheels toys come to life. The present additionally includes a theme music carried out by Fall Out Boy lead singer Patrick Stump.

You may watch the trailer for Scorching Wheels Let’s Race under.

READ MORE: The Greatest Motion pictures Based mostly on Toys

With Barbie changing into the #1 film of 2023, you possibly can anticipate hundreds extra films and exhibits primarily based on toys of all sizes and styles within the years forward. And this isn’t the primary time Mattel has introduced they had been engaged on a venture involving Scorching Wheels automobiles. In April 2022, Mattel introduced it had partnered with J.J. Abrams and his Unhealthy Robotic manufacturing firm to make a live-action Scorching Wheels movie. Up to now, the venture has not materialized.

Right here is the Scorching Wheels present’s official synopsis:

Based mostly on the number-one promoting toy on the planet, Scorching Wheels Let’s Race is a high-octane sequence that ignites and unlocks the challenger spirit inside each racer! The sequence follows the latest technology of racers as they expertise mind-blowing races, excessive stunt contests, and thrill-seeking challenges.

Scorching Wheels Let’s Race will premiere on Netflix on March 4.