Fast & Furious 11 will return to the series' roots with a budget of less than $200 million

According to foreign media reports, "Fast & Furious 11" will "return to its roots" and the story will return to Los Angeles street racing with a budget of $200 million or less. Earlier reports said that Louis Leterrier will continue to direct the sequel, with Johnson's return as Detective Hobbs, and it is scheduled to be released in April 2025.

According to foreign media reports, the last film in Universal Pictures' Fast & Furious series, Fast & Furious 11, will return to the series' roots, with the story returning to Los Angeles street racing;

Universal intends to "streamline and streamline" the production of the eleventh film to control costs. Previously, the production budget of "Fast and Furious 10" swelled to a staggering $340 million;

Sources revealed plans to keep the budget for "Fast & Furious 11" to "$200 million or less," with the film to have less globetrotting and more focus on one big heist or race;

Vin Diesel will return, and this may be the "last battle" of Dom, who he plays. There were rumors about filming the twelfth film before, but this news seems to deny it;

If this is the final chapter in the series, Universal Pictures may not bring back the main villain played by Jason Momoa, but instead use a new villain;

Fast & Furious 10 ended on a cliffhanger, with the fate of several characters unknown. However, the film did not perform well at the box office, grossing only $714.6 million worldwide, which was far from satisfactory compared to the high production budget. As a result, Universal Pictures is cautious about the production of the sequel and plans to take some cost-saving measures.

The film is still scheduled to be released on April 4, 2025.