
ENA’s hit crime drama Crash is returning for a second season, with Lee Min Ki, Kwak Sun Young and Heo Sung Tae reprising their roles and NCT’s Jisung joining the cast.
Ahead of its November 16th premiere, Crash 2: Fury Road released photos from its recent script reading on October 13th.
The new season follows the 2024 series Crash, which centered on the Traffic Crime Investigation team, or T.C.I, as it tackled a range of traffic-related crimes. The first season became ENA’s second-highest-rated drama to date.
This time, the team expands from Namgangseo Police Station into a metropolitan investigation unit under the National Office of Investigation, taking on traffic crimes across the country.
Lee Min Ki returns as Cha Yeon Ho, whose sharp analytical skills help uncover crucial clues, while Kwak Sun Young reprises her role as Min So Hee, a determined investigator with strong martial arts skills.

Heo Sung Tae is back as Jung Chae Man, who lost his wife in a hit-and-run and will pursue new clues surrounding her death this season. Lee Ho Chul returns as traffic crime analyst Woo Dong Gi, while Moon Hee reprises her role as Eo Hyeon Gyeong, who specializes in intelligence gathering and field investigations.
NCT’s Jisung joins the series as Ji Dae Se, a rookie police officer in the traffic division at Namgang Police Station who idolizes T.C.I. The character is also skilled in judo.
The production team teased a bigger scale for Season 2 as the team’s jurisdiction expands nationwide.
“As their investigative scope grows nationwide, the traffic crimes T.C.I faces will become more sophisticated and the scale will get even bigger,” the team said. “Please look forward to T.C.I racing back into action to take down even more elaborate crimes, along with stronger teamwork than ever.”
Crash 2: Fury Road premieres November 16th at 10 PM KST on ENA and will also be available on KT Genie TV and Disney Plus.
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