'Fast and Furious 8' spoilers: more cool cars teased; Hobbs transforms into the Iceman

Dwayne Johnson returns as Agent Luke Hobbs in "Fast and Furious 8" Instagram/therock

The cast members of "Fast and Furious 8" have been sharing behind-the-scenes photos and clips during the production of the film, revealing morsels of details about the film.

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In a new photo released by Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson, who reprises his role as Agent Luke Hobbs in the film, it was revealed that there will be epic arctic action in "Fast and Furious 8."

It even looks like many of the scenes will involve snow as the backdrop as the actor has grown fond of calling his character the Abominable Iceman.

In another photo from "Fast and Furious 8," The Rock showed a photo of his ride called the Ice Ram, which looks perfect for Hobbs and will be his primary means of transport in the brutal snowstorm.

"When it's time to save the world in the snow, Hobbs becomes the Abominable Iceman in his ICE RAM," he captioned a photo that featured his monster of a vehicle he will be using in "Fast and Furious 8."

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In another behind-the-scenes photo, Johnson flexed his massive guns in front of a muscle car that appears to be small enough for a beast like Agent Hobbs.

"Freight trains don't fit in muscle cars. So they express their dominance with a warm and inviting smile," the "Fast and Furious 8" actor captioned the photo.

The Ice Ram is just one of the amazing vehicles that will be featured in "Fast and Furious 8." Fans can also expect Roman (Tyrese Gibson) in an orange Lamborghini Murcielago.

Tej (Ludacris) will be rocking a Ripsaw through the snow and it will definitely one mean machine like the Ice Ram.

Dom (Vin Diesel) will not part ways from his beloved Dodge while Letty (Michelle Rodriguez) will navigate through the whiteout in her Local Motors Rally Fighter.

"Fast and Furious 8" is currently in production and will hit the big screen on April 14, 2017.

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