Part 2 star Vin Diesel provides a new filming update on the sequel, revealing recent events have prompted a return to the franchise's roots. Following the release of Fast X in 2023, Diesel will return as Dom for at least one more movie,

Vin Diesel took to Instagram on Thursday to share that Fast & Furious will "finally return home" to Los Angeles to complete the eleventh and possibly final film, Fast X: Part 2, to support the city amid the devasting wildfires.

On Instagram, Diesel said that Jordana Brewster, his co-star in the series, reached out to him and urged him to press Universal to move the rest of the filming to Los Angeles, saying that the city “needs it now more than ever.” It’s unclear how much more of “Fast X: Part 2” is left to shoot. The film is scheduled to hit theaters in 2026.

Vin Diesel is returning the Fast & Furious franchise to where it all started: Los Angeles. The actor took to social media to share a conversation with co-star Jordana Brewster about filming the rest of Fast X: Part 2 in LA to bring back production to the city following the devastating wildfires.

If the original plan for Fast X’s continuation had held, we’d be talking about how the Torretto crime family would be making a grand return on the 2025 movie schedule. Alas, what we know about Fast and Furious 11 informs us that delays and the magnetic draw of releasing this potentially final chapter led to an undetermined 2026 debut.

Vin Diesel revealed Thursday that Universal will finish shooting "Fast X: Part 2" in Los Angeles in response to the ongoing Los Angeles wildfires. The 11th and purportedly final installment in the "Fast & Furious" franchise will return to L.

Vin Diesel has recently announced that the highly anticipated Fast X: Part 2 will finish the rest of its filming in Los Angeles, in an effort to provide help to the local economy after the wildfires.