The engines of the ‘Fast’ saga are still shut down waiting for what will be the last film in the saga. And it seems like they’re going to take a while to turn on. Louis Leterrier, director of ‘Fast XI’, currently named ‘Fast X: Part 2’, has confirmed to Collider that the film’s release date, Originally set for April 4, 2025, it is delayed by at least one year. Mostly because it’s not even running yet, due to the director’s busy schedule.
“I’m going to direct a small horror film this summer. I’ll finish it on September 15, and I’ll start working on ‘Fast’ on September 16,” says Leterrier, who has given more details about the action plan. “It will be filmed early next year and It will be released in 2026, that is, exactly 25 years after the release of the first film“.
If we take the word “exactly” literally, we must take into account that ‘The Fast and The Furious’, commonly known in Spain as ‘A todo gas’, premiered in the United States on June 22, 2001. June 22, 2026 falls on a Monday, so the tribute cannot be complete, but if they want to close the circle, everything indicates that. The film could be released in the second half of June 2026as long as there are no further delays.
The ending is clear
‘Fast X: Part 2’ will continue the story left open by ‘Fast However, the director has made it clear that this latest installment will return more to the beginning both in substance and form, leaving international trips for go back to Los Angeleswhere the first film in the franchise was set.
Furthermore, as he confessed to Collider, He is clear in his head what the end of the saga will be like.. It will take us a little longer to see it, but let’s hope the extra wait is worth it.
