Vin Diesel in 'Fast X.' Peter Mountain / Universal Pictures Share on Facebook Share on X Google Preferred Share to Flipboard Show additional share options Share on LinkedIn Share on Pinterest Share on Reddit Share on Tumblr Share on Whats App Send an Email Print the Article Post a Comment Logo text The family is getting back together for the latest installment in the Fast & Furious franchise. Universal announced Friday that the forthcoming sequel in the racing series is entitled Fast Forever and is set for theatrical release March 17, 2028. It follows the previous installment - director Louis Leterrier's Fast X - having hit theaters in 2023. Franchise star Vin Diesel, known for his role as Dominic Toretto, celebrated the news on Instagram, posting a photo of himself with late co-star Paul Walker, who played Brian O'Conner. Related Stories TV Seth MacFarlane's 'Ted' Series: Season 2 Trailer Features "Dirty Bear Sex" Movies 'Hamnet' Star Jacobi Jupe Joins Scarlett Johansson in New 'Exorcist' Horror Movie for Blumhouse, Universal "No one said the road would be easy... but it's ours," Diesel wrote. "One that has defined us and become our legacy... And a legacy... lasts Forever. March 17th 2028! FAST FOREVER." Back in February 2024, Diesel posted to Instagram that the series' forthcoming 11th film would mark the finale for the franchise's core story. "Just finished our end of the week Fast meeting with the writers and the whole team... to say the excitement for our finale was incredibly powerful is an understatement," he wrote at the time. "This grand finale is not just an ending; it's a celebration of the incredible family we've built together. Hope to make you proud!" Last year, the actor attended Fuel Fest, an automative event organized by Walker's brother Cody Walker. During the event, Diesel announced that the next movie would feature a "return to the car culture, to the street racing." He also teased a reunion for Dom and Brian and added, "That is what you're going to get in the finale." View this post on Instagram More to come. THR Newsletters Sign up for THR news straight to your inbox every day Subscribe Sign Up Sinners The Oscars Are Giving Serious '70s Vibes Sundance Film Festival Reviews 'Shame and Money' Review: A Tense and Crushing View of the Global Economy Through the Eyes of a Farmer in Kosovo Mohammad Rasoulof Mohammad Rasoulof Expresses "Deep Shared Grief" About "Mass Murder" in Iran International Film Festival Rotterdam Cate Blanchett Unveils Round 2 of Displacement Film Fund in Rotterdam: We Are Becoming "Displaced From Our Own Humanity" united kingdom Beatles Movies Drop Closer Look at Paul Mescal, Harris Dickinson, Joseph Quinn and Barry Keoghan as Fab Four Mel Brooks Mel Brooks Is Still Laughing at 99: "When You're Right, Nothing Can Stop You" Sinners The Oscars Are Giving Serious '70s Vibes Sundance Film Festival Reviews 'Shame and Money' Review: A Tense and Crushing View of the Global Economy Through the Eyes of a Farmer in Kosovo Mohammad Rasoulof Mohammad Rasoulof Expresses "Deep Shared Grief" About "Mass Murder" in Iran International Film Festival Rotterdam Cate Blanchett Unveils Round 2 of Displacement Film Fund in Rotterdam: We Are Becoming "Displaced From Our Own Humanity" united kingdom Beatles Movies Drop Closer Look at Paul Mescal, Harris Dickinson, Joseph Quinn and Barry Keoghan as Fab Four Mel Brooks Mel Brooks Is Still Laughing at 99: "When You're Right, Nothing Can Stop You"