Every Star Wars LEGO Set Confirmed For 2025

2025 continues to be a very exciting year when it comes to Star Wars LEGO sets. Having first released in 1999 alongside The Phantom Menace​​​​​​, Star Wars models have long been one of LEGO’s most popular themes. Now, new collections of Star Wars LEGO are routinely being added on store shelves, with many more on the way throughout 2025.

There are several different subthemes within the greater Star Wars LEGO theme. This includes play-scale vehicles from the galaxy far, far away, UCS models, display kits of various helmets, and more. To that end, here’s every confirmed LEGO Star Wars set that has been officially released in 2025 (so far).

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Ahsoka’s Jedi Interceptor

(75401)

Featuring brand-new minifigures of Ahsoka Tano and Anakin Skywalker, this new Jedi Interceptor also includes R7-A3, Ahsoka’s loyal astromech. The Jedi Interceptor itself also comes with a brand-new design for the cockpit which is also quite exciting. That said, the set does have a hefty $45 price tag considering it’s only 290 pieces. This is likely due to the inclusion of three minifigures to help justify said price.

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ARC-170 Starfighter

(75402)

Featuring 500 pieces and 4 minifigures, this new iteration of LEGO’s ARC-170 is the first minifigure-sized model of the classic starfighter since 2010. Although it looks to be somewhat smaller than the OG ARC-170, it does appear to be denser with more details and a bigger piece count in comparison. Keeping that in mind, it certainly looks to be a very exciting update that’s well worth the $70 price tag, especially with 2025 being the 20th anniversary of Revenge of the Sith (where the ARC-170 makes its first appearance).

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Grogu With Hover Pram

(75403)

LEGO has also released a new large-scale model of Grogu, though this time with his classic hover pram first seen in The Mandalorian season 1. Featuring multiple points of articulation, Grogu can sit in the pram, and also be displayed on his own. The set also includes a minifigure “Baby Yoda” and a unique display plaque. The model also has a few accessories such as blue cookies, an alien frog, and the classic control knob Grogu claims as a toy from Din Djarin’s Razor Crest.

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Acclamator-Class Assault Ship

(75404)

The Acclamator-Class Assault Ship is a very exciting addition to LEGO Star Wars’ newer midi-scale starships. Made up of 450 pieces, the new display model comes with its own stand and a price tag of $49.99. The Republic assault cruiser first debuted in Attack of the Clones and was featured throughout The Clone Wars, serving as the fifth ship in the new starship display subtheme.

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Home One Starcruiser

(75405)

Admiral Ackbar’s flagship from the original trilogy is the sixth midi-scale display ship from LEGO. The Rebellion’s modified MC80A Heavy Star Cruiser debuted during Return of the Jedi’s Battle of Endor. As such, it’s very exciting to see the large and iconic capital ship receiving its own midi-scale LEGO model, just like the Acclamator. Likewise, there’s even a small medical frigate included to help represent off Home One’s impressive scale as well.

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Mando & Grogu’s N-1 Starfighter

(75410)

While a bigger version of The Mandalorian’s N-1 was released in 2022 for older collectors, this smaller model is a perfect draw for younger Star Wars fans. Likewise, the model also comes with a minifigure of R5, the astromech with a bad motivator first seen in A New Hope who’s seen joining Din Djarin and Grogu in The Mandalorian season 3. As such, it’s a great set for building beginners.

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AT-AT Driver Helmet

(75429)

Featuring 730 pieces, the new AT-AT Driver Helmet has a $69.99 price tag, which does track with past helmets released by LEGO. Depicting the buckets worn by the Imperials tasked with piloting the massive walkers during the Battle of Hoth, the helmet looks to be pretty accurate to what’s seen on screen in The Empire Strikes Back. The AT-AT Driver Helmet joins the collection as the 12th helmet released in LEGO’s ongoing Star Wars helmet subtheme.

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Jango Fett’s Firespray-Class Starship (75409)

The Newest Addition To LEGO’s Ultimate Collector Series

Jango Fett’s Firespray-Class starship consists of 2,970 pieces with a price tag of $299.99. Featuring an “authentic interior, a movable main entrance, adjustable blasters and seismic charges”, Jango Fett’s Firespray can be displayed in one of two ways. The new UCS model can be displayed either in its traditional landing position, as seen in the movies, or in an upright flight position via a sleek display stand to simulate flight. The set also comes with two minifigures of Jango Fett himself and his young son, Boba. While a smaller Firespray play-scale model is reportedly on the way later on in 2025, the Jango Fett minifigure coming with this UCS will supposedly have more detailed prints.

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14

Brick-Built Star Wars Logo

(75407)

Mirroring LEGO’s recently released Marvel logo, the classic Star Wars logo is now getting the brick-built treatment as well. A fully 3D build, this 700-piece model features “hidden surprises and details for fans to discover as they build.” This includes a mini representation of Princess Leia’s Tantive IV and a pursuing Star Destroyer, the very first Star Wars scene ever in A New Hope.

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Chopper (C1-10P)™ Astromech Droid

(75416)

Inspired by the iconic droid companion from Star Wars Rebels and Ahsoka, Chopper is one of the newest Star Wars droids to get his very own LEGO set. Consisting of just over 1000 pieces, the model features “head movements, posable arms and hidden tools”. Like most droid LEGO sets, a smaller Chopper minifigure and an information plaque with information and specs about the astromech are included as well. Based on its size, Chopper should look pretty good next to last year’s similar R2-D2 and C-3PO sets, as well as the new K-2SO model. As such, it’s very cool that LEGO has been making the bulk of its bigger droid models to scale with each other.

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