French animation studio Xilam Group has announced a new collaboration with broadcaster TF1 to develop an exciting CG animated series titled “Turbo Twins.” The series is set to be featured in Xilam’s lineup at the upcoming Annecy Animation Festival and its accompanying MIFA market.
Aimed at children between the ages of 6 to 10, “Turbo Twins” will consist of 26 action-packed episodes and will air on TF1’s popular kids’ slot, TFOU. The delivery of the series is expected to take place between 2027 and 2028, with Xilam overseeing global distribution.
The storyline of “Turbo Twins” revolves around the Karston Speedway Summer Camp, where young K.A.R. racers compete for a chance to participate in the Nationals. The focus of the series is on the Turbo Twins, a determined teenage duo who refuse to accept defeat. The camp’s mix of high-speed racing, inventive contraptions, and comedic rivalries sets the stage for a thrilling and humorous adventure.
Directed by Solène Azernour, “Turbo Twins” is developed from a bible created by Philippe Rolland and Hervé Nadler, with contributions from Jessica Kedward and Kirsty Peart.
Marc du Pontavice, CEO of Xilam Animation, expressed his excitement for the project, stating that “Turbo Twins” has received a positive reception since its introduction at Cartoon Forum. He highlighted the show’s fast-paced, comedic storylines and fresh take on the sports genre. TF1 was chosen as the perfect partner to collaborate on this project, and both companies are eager to see the vibrant series come to life.
Yann Labasque, Head of TF1’s Youth Programming, shared his anticipation for “Turbo Twins,” emphasizing the focus on family relationships and teamwork within the show. He looks forward to bringing the endearing characters and exciting stories of the series to the TFOU audience.
The collaboration between Xilam Group and TF1 underscores their shared commitment to delivering high-quality, family-friendly entertainment. Stay tuned for more updates on the development and release of “Turbo Twins” as it races into the hearts of French and international audiences.
