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Hot Wheels RLC Cupra E-Racer NFT #1
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Hot Wheels RLC Cupra E-Racer NFT #1
259,99 zł
Hot Wheels
RLC - Red Line Club
Cupra E-Racer
NFT Series 10
JGL65
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Seller RLC4C
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The Hot Wheels Cupra e-Racer, catalog number JGL65, is a collector’s model released under the Virtual Garage program (Series 10) as number 26, distributed via the Red Line Club channel. This 1:64 scale replica is aimed at adult collectors and fans of electric motorsport, distinguishing itself from a standard toy car with a metal chassis, rubber tires, and an exclusive paint finish. The production run for this release was limited to 6,600 units.
The Cupra e-Racer casting was designed by Shawn Moghadam and debuted in 2025 in the HW EV series as number HYW15. The JGL65 version features Spectraflame Dark Blue paint—a translucent navy blue applied directly over polished metal, used exclusively for the brand's most premium releases. Decals include white accents, gold trim, the number "2" on the hood and sides, the "HWVG" insignia, and the Hot Wheels logo on the hood. The model features a new die-cast chassis, setting it apart from the plastic-based mainline versions. It has a black base, smoke-tinted windows, and a black interior. It rolls on bronze RR10SPM wheels, which are 10-spoke Real Riders with rubber tires. The country of manufacture is Malaysia.
The model was created as part of the Virtual Garage program, in which physical Hot Wheels cars were accompanied by digital counterparts—hence the "HWVG" marking on the body and its sequence number in the tenth series. Releases from this program had a pre-determined, small production run and were available exclusively to Red Line Club members, making them some of the most elusive models in the brand's lineup.
The inspiration for this model is the Cupra León e-Racer—a fully electric race car built based on the León model for touring car racing. Its powertrain develops approximately 690 hp, and its top speed reaches 272 km/h. The car competed in the FIA eTouring Car World Cup and won the title in both seasons held before the series was discontinued. It was one of the first projects to demonstrate that electric touring cars could match the performance of combustion-engine vehicles.
For the collector, the JGL65 is an item with clearly defined rarity—a known, strictly limited mintage of 6,600 pieces, Spectraflame paint, a new metal chassis, and Real Riders rubber tires. Red Line Club models are not available through standard retail channels, which causes them to immediately become objects of collector trading.
FAQ
How many Hot Wheels Cupra e-Racer JGL65 units were produced?
The production run for this release was 6,600 units.
Does this model have rubber tires?
Yes. The model rolls on bronze RR10SPM wheels, which are Real Riders with rubber tires, and features a new metal chassis.
What does the "HWVG" inscription on the body mean?
It stands for Hot Wheels Virtual Garage—the program under which this model was released as number 26 of the tenth series.
The Cupra e-Racer casting was designed by Shawn Moghadam and debuted in 2025 in the HW EV series as number HYW15. The JGL65 version features Spectraflame Dark Blue paint—a translucent navy blue applied directly over polished metal, used exclusively for the brand's most premium releases. Decals include white accents, gold trim, the number "2" on the hood and sides, the "HWVG" insignia, and the Hot Wheels logo on the hood. The model features a new die-cast chassis, setting it apart from the plastic-based mainline versions. It has a black base, smoke-tinted windows, and a black interior. It rolls on bronze RR10SPM wheels, which are 10-spoke Real Riders with rubber tires. The country of manufacture is Malaysia.
The model was created as part of the Virtual Garage program, in which physical Hot Wheels cars were accompanied by digital counterparts—hence the "HWVG" marking on the body and its sequence number in the tenth series. Releases from this program had a pre-determined, small production run and were available exclusively to Red Line Club members, making them some of the most elusive models in the brand's lineup.
The inspiration for this model is the Cupra León e-Racer—a fully electric race car built based on the León model for touring car racing. Its powertrain develops approximately 690 hp, and its top speed reaches 272 km/h. The car competed in the FIA eTouring Car World Cup and won the title in both seasons held before the series was discontinued. It was one of the first projects to demonstrate that electric touring cars could match the performance of combustion-engine vehicles.
For the collector, the JGL65 is an item with clearly defined rarity—a known, strictly limited mintage of 6,600 pieces, Spectraflame paint, a new metal chassis, and Real Riders rubber tires. Red Line Club models are not available through standard retail channels, which causes them to immediately become objects of collector trading.
FAQ
How many Hot Wheels Cupra e-Racer JGL65 units were produced?
The production run for this release was 6,600 units.
Does this model have rubber tires?
Yes. The model rolls on bronze RR10SPM wheels, which are Real Riders with rubber tires, and features a new metal chassis.
What does the "HWVG" inscription on the body mean?
It stands for Hot Wheels Virtual Garage—the program under which this model was released as number 26 of the tenth series.