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1994 Hot Wheels Bugatti EB110 SS: Casting Info & Complete Collector’s Guide
The EB110 SS is a low, wide supercar casting with a fixed rear wing and mid-engine profile. Hot Wheels debuted this tool in 2021. Six released records span the blue HW Exotics and Forza cars, two distinct 2022 HW Turbo colors, and the standard and Super Treasure Hunt purple releases from 2025.
About the Hot Wheels EB110 SS casting
This 1:64 Hot Wheels model represents the 1994 Bugatti EB110 SS. Ryu Asada designed the casting, which debuted in 2021 as the blue GRX25 in HW Exotics. Its wedge-shaped body, recessed pop-up headlight forms, deep side intake and tall rear wing carry across the family. Decoration, wheels and paint finish change between releases.
Do not confuse the EB110 SS with the separate 2022 Car Culture Exotic Envy ’94 Bugatti EB110, code HCJ89. That premium release is cataloged without “SS” and has its own casting guide.
Fast identification: use the release code first, then confirm series, paint, graphics and wheel design. The two 2022 HW Turbo cars share #65/250, and the two 2025 purples share 9/10 and #221/250.
Released Hot Wheels EB110 SS variations
| Year / code | Series / number | Appearance and identifying details | Guide |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2021 GRX25 | HW Exotics · 6/10 #224/250 |
French Racing Blue. Blue French Racing Blue paint, 10-spoke wheels, black base and gray windows. This debut release is also cataloged with a 5Y wheel variant; compare the wheel face on the individual car. | See GRX25 |
| 2022 HCT67 | HW Turbo · 5/10 #65/250 |
Giallo Bugatti. Bright yellow paint and 10-spoke wheels identify HCT67. It shares the mainline number 65/250 with gray HCX91, so wheel design and body color separate the two. | See HCT67 |
| 2022 HCX91 | HW Turbo · 5/10 #65/250 |
Grigio Scuro · metalflake gray. The metalflake gray release uses AeroDisc wheels. The yellow HCT67 shares both the year and mainline number, so verify the finish and wheel face instead of using 65/250 alone. | See HCX91 |
| 2023 HLK28 | Forza Motorsport · 4/5 Themed Automotive |
French Racing Blue. The blue Forza release adds black diagonal side panels and Forza/Xbox graphics. Its livery distinguishes it from the blue 2021 GRX25; both use the EB110 SS casting. | See HLK28 |
| 2025 JBB36 | HW Race Day · 9/10 #221/250 |
Pearl Viola / metalflake purple. JBB36 is the regular HW Race Day release. Its rear plate reads PRPL110; that molded lettering is decoration, not the release code. | See JBB36 |
| 2025 JBC45 | HW Race Day · 9/10 Super Treasure Hunt · #221/250 |
Spectraflame Viola. JBC45 is the Super Treasure Hunt version of the 2025 purple release. Spectraflame paint, Real Riders and Treasure Hunt markings distinguish it from regular JBB36. | See JBC45 |
Upcoming listing
2027 JRP85 is listed for Car Culture Exotic Envy. It belongs in the checklist as an upcoming entry; it is not a released car yet.
EB110 SS variation web
Open any release below for its exact finish, series and identification details. Each release guide links back here and across to its siblings.
2021 · HW Exotics · 6/10
GRX25 — Race Team Blue
Blue French Racing Blue paint, 10-spoke wheels, black base and gray windows. This debut release is also cataloged with a 5Y wheel variant; compare the wheel face on the individual car.
Open GRX25 release guide →
2022 · HW Turbo · 5/10
HCT67 — Yellow
Bright yellow paint and 10-spoke wheels identify HCT67. It shares the mainline number 65/250 with gray HCX91, so wheel design and body color separate the two.
Open HCT67 release guide →
2022 · HW Turbo · 5/10
HCX91 — Gray
The metalflake gray release uses AeroDisc wheels. The yellow HCT67 shares both the year and mainline number, so verify the finish and wheel face instead of using 65/250 alone.
Open HCX91 release guide →
2023 · Forza Motorsport · 4/5
HLK28 — Race Team Blue
The blue Forza release adds black diagonal side panels and Forza/Xbox graphics. Its livery distinguishes it from the blue 2021 GRX25; both use the EB110 SS casting.
Open HLK28 release guide →
2025 · HW Race Day · 9/10
JBB36 — Light Purple
JBB36 is the regular HW Race Day release. Its rear plate reads PRPL110; that molded lettering is decoration, not the release code.
Open JBB36 release guide →
2025 · HW Race Day · 9/10
JBC45 — Light Purple
JBC45 is the Super Treasure Hunt version of the 2025 purple release. Spectraflame paint, Real Riders and Treasure Hunt markings distinguish it from regular JBB36.
Open JBC45 release guide →How to identify each release
- Read the toy code and series on a card or case label. Do not treat a casting number or molded decoration as the retail release code.
- Compare the finish and graphics. The 2023 HLK28 has black diagonal panels with Forza/Xbox marks; GRX25 is plain blue.
- Check the wheels. The 2022 yellow HCT67 uses 10-spoke wheels; gray HCX91 uses AeroDiscs. GRX25 has cataloged 10-spoke and 5Y examples.
- Separate the 2025 cars: JBB36 is the regular light-purple release; JBC45 is the Spectraflame Super Treasure Hunt with Real Riders and treasure markings.
- For a loose car, compare clear side and base views. Color alone cannot identify a release, and a similar wheel swap does not establish factory originality.
EB110 SS collector FAQs
How many EB110 SS releases are covered here?
Six released records are listed from 2021 through 2025. The 2027 JRP85 listing is kept separate as upcoming.
Are the 2022 yellow and gray cars the same release?
No. HCT67 is yellow with 10-spoke wheels; HCX91 is gray with AeroDisc wheels. Both are HW Turbo 5/10 and both carry mainline number 65/250.
What is the difference between 2025 JBB36 and JBC45?
JBB36 is the regular light-purple release. JBC45 is the Super Treasure Hunt, with Spectraflame paint, Real Riders and Treasure Hunt markings.
Is the 2022 HCJ89 part of this EB110 SS variation web?
No. HCJ89 is cataloged as the ’94 Bugatti EB110 without “SS.” See its separate casting guide.
Sources used for release details
Mattel product and assortment information, Hot Wheels Collectors Garage release records, and physical release identifiers were compared for model names, year, series, toy code and visible features. Where the catalog lists multiple wheel versions under one release code, the guide calls that out on the relevant release page.