Vampyra
5-Packs · Street Beasts 5-Pack (2025)
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The story behind the Vampyra
The Vampyra brings a spooky twist to the streets with its monster-inspired design released in 2025 as part of the Street Beasts 5-Pack series. This wild ride features large bat-like wings and an aggressive front end that gives it a fierce look straight out of a fantasy world. It comes with purple wheels and pink accents, adding vibrant pops of color against its green body and red base. As a mainline model found in multi-packs, the Vampyra is easy to find but still fun for collectors who love unique designs or themed sets like this one.
Materials, colors and value
This car has a metal base with plastic details including wings and wheels. The colors include a green body over a red chassis, along with purple rims and pink trim pieces on both the front and sides of the vehicle. Measured at 1/64 scale, it fits well in most collector displays or track setups. While not rare due to its multi-pack release format, fans often seek out this model for its bold styling and street beast theme.
Questions about the Vampyra
Is the Vampyra Hot Wheels car hard to find?+
No, it's part of a regular 5-Pack set from 2025. It’s widely available through toy stores online shops and local retailers.
What does the Street Beasts theme mean for this model?+
Street Beasts is a lineup that turns everyday cars into wild fantasy creatures with bold shapes and colors, perfect for imaginative play or themed collections.
Can I tell if my Vampyra car is genuine just by looking at it?+
Yes. Look for official Hot Wheels branding on the base, clean paint lines, solid construction and consistent color matching across all parts of the model.
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