HOT WHEELS Infinite Rush Ferrari Expansion Pack

The Ferrari Expansion Pack is the largest paid add-on for HOT WHEELS Infinite Rush. It adds a fifth island themed around Ferrari heritage and eight exclusiveFerraris tuned into the existing four class system. Ultimate Edition owners receive it automatically. Everyone else can buy it separately. This page is the explainer for a game launching September 10, 2026, with Early Access on September 7 for the Ultimate tier.

What the pack contains

The official Xbox store listing and Milestone copy agree on the contents:

• One new island: Isola Ferrari — a fifth map sized for Hot Wheels and themed around Prancing Horse landmarks. It is not one of the four launch islands (Wheelswood, Tentacle Bay, Gearville, Drifty Temples). It appears in the Launcher as a separate destination once the pack is active.
• Eight exclusive Ferraris — F40 Competizione, 250 GTO, LaFerrari, F50, Testarossa, Ferrari Enzo, Ferrari 12Cilindri, and Dino 206 GT. All eight are tuned into the same four class system (Versatile, Titan, Drifter, Speeder); they do not add a fifth role. The official press notes do not publish which class each Ferrari belongs to.
• New customizations — profile items and vehicle cosmetics themed around Ferrari. Milestone describes these as separate from the liveries and wheels available in the base game.

Do not confuse those eight with any Ferrari already in the 150-plus launch roster. The Ferrari SF90 Stradale and Ferrari 365 GTB4 Competizione are base-game cars. The expansion Ferraris are additional.

Isola Ferrari as a fifth island

Isola Ferrari replaces nothing in the base four-island set. It is a post-launch space accessible only to pack owners. The island does not unlock a Rush Master on the same schedule as the launch maps; Milestone has not confirmed a fifth boss tied to this expansion.

The island is reached through the Launcher — the same ramp-and-teleport system that connects Wheelswood, Tentacle Bay, Gearville, and Drifty Temples. Once you own the pack, Isola Ferrari appears as a fifth destination. It does not require a separate download key beyond the pack itself; treat it as one more stop on the island list rather than a separate product.

Preview coverage has not published a full island tour. Until Milestone releases footage of Isola Ferrari in motion, this wiki will not describe its layout, collectibles, or event types from speculation.

How to unlock it

Ultimate Edition — the pack is included. If you pre-ordered Ultimate, it arrives with Early Access on September 7, 2026, without a separate checkout step. Confirm the pack is listed in your storefront library after the download.

Deluxe or Standard — buy the Ferrari Expansion Pack separately through your storefront when it becomes available post-launch. Milestone’s roadmap posts use “separate purchase” language throughout, confirming a standalone listing on Steam, Epic, Xbox, and PlayStation.

Not in the Vehicle Pass — the 44-car pass covers Acceleracers, Highway 35 World Race, Hot Wheels originals, and licensed brands. The eight Ferraris are expansion content, not pass content. Buying Deluxe for the Vehicle Pass does not include this pack.

The eight Ferraris and the class system

Milestone says every new vehicle, including these eight, is tuned into the existing four classes. The classes are Versatile (balanced), Titan (power and smash), Drifter (corner recharge), and Speeder (straight-line recharge). A Ferrari does not break that system; it adds choice within it.

The official site has not published a class assignment for each Ferrari. This wiki will not invent those tags before launch. Once the pack is in players’ hands, the eight Ferraris will slot into the same Rush Squad workflow described on the vehicle classes and Rush Squad pages.

F40 Competizione, 250 GTO, LaFerrari, F50, Testarossa, Enzo, 12Cilindri, and Dino 206 GT are the eight confirmed names. All are iconicFerraris; the oldest (250 GTO) dates to 1962 and the newest (12Cilindri) to 2025. The spread spans multiple eras of the Prancing Horse without creating a separate Ferrari-only game mode.

How it fits with the Vehicle Pass

The roadmap page covers the 44-car pass in full. The short version for this pack: the Vehicle Pass and the Ferrari Expansion are separate purchases. Ultimate bundles both. Deluxe bundles the pass only. Standard has neither. If you want everything Milestone has announced, Ultimate is the bundle to buy once; otherwise, each can be purchased separately when it matters to you.

What this page will not guess

It will not assign classes to each Ferrari. It will not invent Isola Ferrari layout details. It will not speculate on whether a fifth Rush Master lives on the island. Trust official Milestone footage and the storefront listing for what the pack actually contains on launch day or the day the standalone goes live.

For editions, dates, and how Ultimate compares to Deluxe, return to the editions page and the roadmap. For the base four islands, read the islands guide.