A silver hybrid track machine built around exposed airflow channels.
The Aethrix Vector makes its engineering visible. Open passages through its fictional bodywork guide air around a compact hybrid powertrain, creating a circuit-focused machine whose shape is a direct expression of cooling, stability, and downforce.
Rarity: Epic.
Top story-tier presentation with open print. Epic is prestige art, not a tiny edition.
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Set no.
#08
Supply
Open print
Serial pool
No sell-out
Minted
3
Serial
Unclaimed
Released
2026
Open print · no sell-out
MOTOR LEGENDSOfficial EAS issueOct 5, 2026
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MOTOR LEGENDS
AETHRIX VECTOR
EpicNot in your ledgerOriginal 2026 release
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A silver hybrid track machine built around exposed airflow channels.
The Aethrix Vector makes its engineering visible. Open passages through its fictional bodywork guide air around a compact hybrid powertrain, creating a circuit-focused machine whose shape is a direct expression of cooling, stability, and downforce.
Rarity: Epic.
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Release date
Oct 5, 2026
Series
MOTOR LEGENDS · MOTOR LEGENDS
Edition size
Open print · no sell-out · 3 minted
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A silver hybrid track machine built around exposed airflow channels.
The Aethrix Vector makes its engineering visible. Open passages through its fictional bodywork guide air around a compact hybrid powertrain, creating a circuit-focused machine whose shape is a direct expression of cooling, stability, and downforce.
Rarity: Epic.
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