Hot Wheels PREMIUM Pop Culture Rick's Ship / Rick and Morty's Ship

Hot Wheels Rick's Ship, product number JHW95, is a 1:64 scale collectible model from the Hot Wheels Premium line, released in 2026 as part of the Pop Culture: Rick and Morty series. We recommend this miniature vehicle to collectors of licensed models, fans of the "Rick and Morty" series, and those who collect unique vehicles for their display cases. In the collector's market, this model is also known as the Bateau Rick and Morty.

The Rick's Ship casting was designed for Mattel by Manson Cheung, with its debut in the 2020 Replica Entertainment: Rick and Morty series. The casting replicates Rick's personal vehicle from the show. The design is unusual for the Hot Wheels range: there are three "wheels" on the base that are part of the vehicle's interior and do not rotate—it is a spacecraft, not a car. The JHW95 specimen is finished in Light Metallic Grey, with yellow stripes radiating from the center, three bumper stickers on the front right, and yellow headlights. The base is metal in the same light metallic grey, the glass is a light blue tint, and the interior is dark grey. The model comes with a tinted black display stand. It is manufactured in Indonesia. The design is identical to the debut GJR47 version.

The model was produced under license from the "Rick and Morty" series, created by Justin Roiland and Dan Harmon for Adult Swim, which premiered on December 2, 2013. It is an animated science fiction series for adults that combines a family sitcom with interdimensional adventures and dark humor. The show won Primetime Emmy Awards for Outstanding Animated Program in 2018 and 2020, as well as two Annie Awards, and its third season set viewership records for Adult Swim, becoming the most-watched comedy among viewers aged 18–24.

Hot Wheels Rick's Ship JHW95 is a standout addition to any display case—it is one of the few vehicles in the Hot Wheels range that is not a car at all, and licensed models from the Pop Culture line are produced in limited runs.

FAQ

Does the Hot Wheels Rick's Ship JHW95 roll?
No. The three "wheels" visible on the base are part of the vehicle's interior and do not rotate—the model is designed for display, not for play.

Does the model come with a stand?
Yes. The model includes a tinted black display stand.

How does the JHW95 differ from the earlier GJR47?
The construction of both models is identical. They differ in their product number, release year (2026 vs. 2020), and series—JHW95 is from the Pop Culture line, while GJR47 is from Replica Entertainment.