Ferrari and Aston Martin completes Mattel’s 2025 Formula 1 collection

Hot Wheels now has a full grid of 1:64-scale F1 cars after licence agreement is extended

24 October 2025,

6:36PM BST

Mattel’s collection of fully licensed Formula 1 scale models now comprises all 10 teams on the 2025 grid. 

An extension to the Hot Wheels line sees both Scuderia Ferrari HP and Aston Martin Aramco F1 team join the other eight constructors already available to purchase. 

The initial deal with Mattel Inc., announced just over a year ago, launched with a one-off F1-branded car before the team replicas were rolled out earlier in 2025. 

However, both the core and premium lines – the latter of which have metal bodies and chassis, authentic team liveries and Pirelli-branded tyres – excluded Ferrari and Aston Martin from the range. 

This was due to licensing issues for those specific teams, with Ferrari announcing its own deal with Hot Wheels earlier this year. 

Now, though, the Hot Wheels grid is complete after F1 announced ahead of the Mexico City Grand Prix that Ferrari and Aston Martin will join the available 2025 line-up from December. 

F1’s licencing deal with Mattel began with a one-off Formula 1 Hot Wheels model released last year/Mattel

“With the addition of Scuderia Ferrari HP and Aston Martin Aramco Formula One Team to the collection, fans of every team on the grid can now experience Formula 1 in a whole new way, by collecting their favourite driver or playing with their favourite team and the new 2025 cars reimagined in 1:64 scale with authentic designs and liveries,” said Ted Wu, Mattel’s Global Head of Vehicles and Building Sets. 

“Hot Wheels has always celebrated the most exciting vehicles in the world, and nothing is more thrilling than Formula 1. These die-cast cars put the speed, precision and excitement of Formula 1 racing right in the palm of fans’ hands.” 

The complete set was revealed during an event at the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez, hosted by Mexican F1 driver Sergio Perez, who returns to the grid – and likely the 2026 Hot Wheels collection – when new team Cadillac enters F1 next year.  

“Seeing the full 2025 Hot Wheels Formula 1 collection come together with all teams on the grid now represented is fantastic,” said Formula 1 Chief Commercial Officer, Emily Prazer. 

“Especially given the incredible attention to detail Hot Wheels delivers. Each car faithfully replicates the liveries and designs, providing fans an authentic and unique way to experience the speed, precision, and drama of Formula 1 in their own homes.”

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Mark Mann-Bryans
Mark is the Editor of Sector and enjoys reading, writing and analysing the business side of Formula 1. He has covered grands prix for over a decade and has also reported on WEC, Formula E and WSX. 'The Inside Line' is his opportunity to offer insight and opinion on the biggest stories covered by Sector.

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