Following up on the teasers from yesterday, we have the official news sent to us from Hasbro and Mattel with the reveal of their new Mattel Creations Hot Wheels x Transformers Bumblebee collaboration that delivers on all fronts! The new collectible is a Bumblebee based on the G1 version, and styled with a touch of 1:64 Hot Wheels flair. The Hot Wheels Transformers Bumblebee will be available from Mattel Creations beginning September 1, 2026 for a price of $65.00 USD.

Release Date: Septmeber 17, 2026
Retail Price: $65.00 USD
Hot Wheels and Transformers are back at it with the third 1:64 collaboration that delivers on all fronts: a Bumblebee based on the G1 version, and styled with a touch of Hot Wheels flair. The skilled scout and spy is rolling undercover in a 1967 Volkswagen Beetle body, with a weathered paint finish and Real Riders wheels. When it's time for action, it transforms into a robot with 13 points of articulation. Not getting your hands on one of these sure would sting!
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I'm sorry it took you 300hrs to turn out a turd.
I was interested until I saw the $80 price tag. There is no legitimate reason for it to be so expensive. Pure price gouging!
Wow another G1 optimus prime nobody wants and with an $80 price tag to boot.
That Optimus, is a literal dream come true... but that price tag is most certainly not.
Never thought I would ever say this, but the Bumblebee actually looks pretty good. As a Transformer and Hot wheel fan, this is actually pretty exciting... but then again, it doesn't transform.