Dante is shown flying out of the car into the river where we see him open his eyes. It also looks like (somehow) he was in the police station when Dom and Brian stole the vault, glaring after them through the massive hole in the wall they left. We've finally been treated to the four-minute(!) long trailer for Fast X and while there's not quite a surprise on par with Han's return in F9's first trailer, it did reveal a surprising detail when it comes to Jason Momoa's flamboyant villain Dante. Universal has yet to confirm filming dates for the next movie and we probably won't know for sure until the writers' strike is over. Vin Diesel confirmed in early June 2023 that the follow-up to Fast X will be arriving in cinemas in April 2025. But it won't be the next Fast & Furious movie we see as Dwayne Johnson's Hobbs is getting a solo movie before then. Alongside Diesel and Rodriguez, Fast X will see the return of Tyrese Gibson, Sung Kang, Jordana Brewster, Ludacris, Charlize Theron and Nathalie Emmanuel. Captain Marvel star Brie Larson and The Suicide Squad's Daniela Melchior will also be joining the cast.

Speaking to a reporter ahead of the film's premiere in Rome, the actor teased that the finale could in-fact be three films long when asked about the future of his character Dom Toretto.The major casualty of Fast X was John Cena's Jakob Toretto who sacrifices himself to help Dom save his son. Jakob's car blew up with him in it, but we didn't technically see a body, so in this series, you can never say never.

Diesel previously revealed that he believes the finale will be a fitting and emotional goodbye to Paul Walker's character Brian O’Conner.

Fast X was originally going to be the first of a two-part finale for the Fast Saga, but now it looks like we could be getting a trilogy to close out this series. Could we see a three-hour Fast movie before the end? Let's not rule it out yet. Fast Xduo Vin Diesel and Brie Larson are enjoying a cuddle in the movie's first image showing the Captain Marvel star's franchise debut. Despite only firing up the cameras recently, this milestone instalment in the Fast series has endured some serious shake-ups, with director Justin Lin walking away from the project and Louis Leterrier replacing him just a week later. It depends on how long it goes, but obviously it will interrupt the writing process on the next Fast movie. If it lasts for too long, it'll be hard to imagine that we can get this film up on the timeline we'd like to," Universal boss Peter Cramer told the Los Angeles Times.

Dante isn't the only new Fast X character with ties to Fast & Furious history as it's reported that Brie Larson's Tess is the daughter of Mr Nobody and that Daniela Melchior's mystery character is the sister of Elena, the late mother of Dom's son. As mentioned above, the fates of Dom and his son Brian, along with Roman, Tej, Ramsey and Han, are all up in the air. We're confident Dom and Brian will make it out of their predicament, but it's possible one (or more) of the other four might have perished. Reyes tries to stop them, but it only leads to Dom ramming the vault into Reyes's car. However, it's not Dom who kills Reyes – it's Hobbs, out of vengeance for Reyes slaughtering his entire team earlier in the movie. Even though we know it's coming, Fast & Furious 11 hasn't started filming, so there's no footage to show you yet. Expect to have to wait until at least 2024 to see anything. Fast X has now sped into cinemas to mark the beginning of the end for the Fast Saga – and you better strap in for an epic ride.Letty and Cipher are stranded in Antarctica, but help has arrived in the form of the previously-dead Gisele who now seems to be going around in a submarine. (Not the one from Fast & Furious 8 as that was destroyed.) We are developing now the next film, the next [ Hobbs & Shaw] movie, and I'm pretty excited about it," he said. "[We] just gotta figure out the creative right now, and the direction we're going to go." Could the Hobbs movie be part of the trilogy that Diesel was referring to when he said Fast X was actually the start of a trilogy and not a two-parter as originally thought? Or are we getting yet another Fast & Furious movie on top of Part 2 and the Hobbs movie?