LEGO's Latest Releases and Initiatives: Exciting Sets and a New Hub

LEGO Icons Lamborghini Countach 5000 Quattrovalvole Set

The highly anticipated LEGO Icons Lamborghini Countach 5000 Quattrovalvole set will be available starting July 1 for LEGO Insiders and July 4 at LEGO stores and on lego.com. Priced at $179.99, this 1,506-piece set features a detailed cockpit, working steering, trunk and rear hood, V12 engine, deep-dish rims, large taillights, and a rear spoiler. The set's iconic scissor doors open upwards, adding to its realistic appeal.

LEGO Icons Over the Moon with Pharrell Williams Set

Launching on September 20 and priced at $109.99, the LEGO Icons Over the Moon with Pharrell Williams set includes 966 pieces designed for adults. It features 51 LEGO minifigure head choices, two minifigures, and everything needed to build a display-ready rocket. This set also boasts a buildable space shuttle with a golden canopy and a rainbow jet stream, pushing the boundaries of LEGO with new color-piece combinations, such as a custom-made drum-lacquered gold windscreen canopy.

LEGO Minecraft 15th Anniversary Sets

In celebration of Minecraft's 15th anniversary, LEGO is releasing six new sets on June 1 at the LEGO online store and select retailers:

• Pirate Ship Voyage: 166 pieces, featuring a buildable vehicle toy, a squid, two pirate figures, and an adult LEGO Minecraft camel.
• Cherry Blossom Garden: 304 pieces, including a Sunny figure, two cherry blossom trees, and adult and baby Sniffers.
• Wolf Stronghold: 312 pieces, allowing kids to build a full base with a crafting table, blast furnace, anvil, and smithing table.
• Windmill Farm: 461 pieces, featuring a functional windmill, turning millstone, bread, cake, a shepherd figure, sheep, a loom, and more.
• Badlands Mineshaft: 538 pieces, including a minecart, TNT, a donkey, an explorer’s base, a Creeper, and more.
• Ender Dragon and End Ship: 657 pieces, featuring a functional ship interior, a buildable Ender Dragon, an Ender Knight, and more.

LEGO Group’s Investment in Denmark

The LEGO Group will open a new hub in Denmark in 2027, located in a building called The Stamp in the business complex Postbyen near Copenhagen Central Station. This hub will accommodate 1,500 employees and provide access to new offices, housing, restaurants, retail stores, and health and wellness facilities. LEGO Group CEO Niels B. Christiansen emphasized the importance of having inspiring workplaces to attract world-class talent, strengthening the company's Nordic presence and supporting its growth in Denmark.

LEGO Despicable Me 4 Sets

Available starting May 1, LEGO is launching two new sets in collaboration with Despicable Me 4:

• Despicable Me 4 Minions and Gru’s Family Mansion: 868 pieces, featuring a sloping roof and a brightly colored tree house.
• Brick-Built Gru: 839 pieces, featuring Gru surrounded by dancing Minions, including Mel playing the ukulele and Kevin with his fart gun.

Solvita Akmene, Designer at The LEGO Group, highlighted the fun storytelling and the beloved Minions fans can expect in these new play experiences.