The Fast & Furious franchise is officially switching gears — and this time, it’s racing straight onto television.

Peacock has greenlit a brand‑new live‑action Fast & Furious TV series, marking a major expansion of the high‑octane universe fans have been riding with for 25 years.

What makes this move even more strategic? The series is set to premiere in 2028, perfectly timed to drop alongside the next (and final) film installment, Fast Forever, hitting theaters on March 17, 2028.

Behind the wheel of this TV adaptation are longtime franchise architect Vin Diesel, serving as executive producer, and seasoned showrunners Mike Daniels (Sons of Anarchy, Shades of Blue) and Wolfe Coleman (911: Lone Star).

They’re steering the project under Universal Television, bringing the same energy, legacy characters, and “family” ethos fans know and love.
This isn’t the franchise’s first TV outing — Netflix previously ran the animated Fast & Furious: Spy Racers for six seasons — but this marks the first-ever live-action series in the universe.

And according to Diesel, fans have been asking for deeper character stories and more world‑building for over a decade.

With the film saga nearing its finish line, the TV series promises to keep the engines roaring, offering fans a fresh lane to explore the Fast universe. If one thing’s clear, it’s that this franchise has no intention of slowing down — and honestly, we respect the commitment.