By HWJamey in Mainline — Dec 14, 2024

2025 Hot Wheels Mainlines - Mix D - New Castings

Check out the fourth mix of Hot Wheels mainlines for 2025. Mix "D" includes three new castings and a variety of new releases.

New Castings

82/250 - Tesla Cyberquad - 4/10 HW Dirt
90/250 - Gordon Murray Automotive T.33 - 4/5 Factory Fresh
98/250 - Hako Type D - 4/5 HW J-Imports

New Releases

53/250 - '70 Chevy Camaro RS - 4/10 HW: '70s vs. '90s
70/250 - HW50 Concept - 6/10 Rod Squad
76/250 - '74 Brazilian Dodge Charger - 3/10 HW Celebration Racers
78/250 - '71 Lamborghini Miura SV - 6/10 HW: '70s vs. '90s
79/250 - Toyota GR86 Cup - 1/10 Compact Kings
80/250 - '15 Mazda MX-5 Miata - 2/10 Compact Kings
81/250 - Chevy Blazer 4×4 - 3/10 HW Dirt
83/250 - K.I.T.T. - 5/10 HW Screen Time
86/250 - Silverado EV RST - 6/10 HW EV
87/250 - '70 Plymouth Superbird - 7/10 HW Art Cars
88/250 - Ain't Fare - 8/10 HW Art Cars
89/250 - Stockar - 7/10 X-Raycers

New Castings

The Tesla Cyberquad is an electric all-terrain vehicle (ATV) introduced in 2019 that shares the Cybertruck's futuristic angular design. It will be able to charge conveniently in the Cybertruck’s bed.

Although full specifications for the ATV remain unreleased, Tesla has introduced the Cyberquad for Kids, a scaled-down model with a top speed of 10 mph and a range of up to 15 miles.

The Gordon Murray Automotive T.33 is a lightweight supercar with a price tag of around $1.75 million and a production run limited to 100 units.

The T.33 weighs just 2,400 pounds thanks to a carbon-fiber structure combined with an aluminum framework and is powered by a 607 horsepower, naturally aspirated 4.0-liter V12 engine that revs up to 11,100 rpm.

The Hako Type D is a fantasy casting of a 1980s Japanese coupe. Its style is based on iconic vehicles like the Toyota AE86, Toyota Supra, Mazda RX-7, and Nissan Silvia.