Vin Diesel, Michelle Rodriguez, Jason Statham, Charlize Theron, Jason Momoa, Brie Larson, John Cena
The end of the saga begins. And it’s bigger, louder, and more emotional than ever.
Fast & Furious 11: End of the Road marks the final chapter of the legendary franchise that transformed street racers into global heroes. After more than two decades of impossible heists, near-mythical missions, reunions, miracles, and heartbreaking losses, Dominic Toretto (Vin Diesel) now faces the most personal and devastating challenge of his life — a fight that could shatter everything he has spent his life protecting.
A world on fire. A family pushed to the brink.
Following the cliffhanger of Fast X, Dom stands amid the wreckage of Dante Reyes’ (Jason Momoa) master plan — a plan years in the making, fueled by hatred, grief, and the need to destroy the man who toppled his family in Rio. With Dom’s allies scattered, hunted, or presumed lost, Dante rises as the franchise’s most chaotic and unpredictable villain, turning entire cities into battlegrounds and forcing Dom into a corner he has never known: hopelessness.
But Dom does not stay down for long.
Reuniting the impossible crew
To strike back, Dom must pull together every remaining thread of his fractured family. Letty (Michelle Rodriguez) returns with relentless determination, Deckard Shaw (Jason Statham) seeks redemption in his own brutal way, and Cipher (Charlize Theron) becomes an uneasy ally whose knowledge might be the only thing that stands between humanity and Dante’s global destruction.
Across continents — from neon-soaked Tokyo to the deserts of Nevada, from the frozen edges of Antarctica to the burning streets of Rio once more — the crew races against time to stop Dante’s expanding army of mercenaries and cyber-saboteurs.
The fallen return — and the stakes rise
Brie Larson’s Tess, still wounded but fiercely committed to honoring Mr. Nobody’s legacy, uncovers a government conspiracy tied to Dante’s revenge — one that could turn every nation against Dom’s crew in a single night.
Meanwhile, Jakob Toretto (John Cena) steps back into the light with one final mission that will test the limits of brotherhood, sacrifice, and blood ties. His journey forces Dom to confront the painful truth that even family cannot be protected from fate forever.
A final race for the soul of the franchise
Every decision Dom makes leads to the ultimate showdown — a confrontation spanning land, air, and sea, where technology collapses, alliances shatter, and the Toretto legacy hangs by a thread. In this last ride, engines roar like war drums, and every mile becomes a battleground between loyalty and vengeance.
Directed by Louis Leterrier, End of the Road is the franchise’s most emotional, ambitious, and explosive chapter — a thunderous farewell blending high-octane chaos with the heart that has defined Fast & Furious for a generation.
Because the cars may crash…
The enemies may rise…
The road may end…
But family? Family rides on forever.