Status: Netflix has not renewed Lupin for Part 5. As of October 24, 2026 — one day after Part 4 dropped worldwide — there is no official green light and no release window for a fifth batch of episodes. That is not the same as a cancellation, and almost everything about how the show is built points toward Assane Diop coming back.
Here is where the French phenomenon actually stands, what makes a continuation likely, and when it could realistically reach your queue.
Where a Lupin Part 5 stands right now
Netflix has not committed to Part 5, publicly or otherwise. The streamer has a long habit of waiting on viewing data before ordering more of a flagship title, and it has done exactly that with Lupin before: Part 4 was announced in early 2025 and did not arrive until October 23, 2026, a gap that reflects both a crowded production schedule and Netflix’s preference for measuring demand first.
So the honest answer to “is there a Part 5?” is: not yet, and not officially. But Part 4 has never been described as the final chapter, and the series has been left deliberately open-ended. A renewal decision will hinge on how Part 4’s eight episodes perform over the coming weeks.
Why Part 5 looks likely anyway
The case for more Lupin is strong. The first three parts landed in Netflix’s Top 10 in dozens of countries, making the show one of the platform’s most successful non-English originals and a showcase for French drama abroad. A title with that reach rarely gets quietly retired.
The bigger signal is Omar Sy himself. For Part 4 he stepped up as a co-showrunner, a creative role that goes well beyond playing Assane Diop and signals a long-term investment from both the star and the studio. Netflix has also expanded its working relationship with Sy on other projects in recent years — a sign the partnership is not tied to a single contract. Add a cliffhanger finale that leaves Assane’s fate wide open, and the pieces are plainly arranged for a continuation rather than a goodbye.
When could Lupin Part 5 arrive?
This is where “could” matters more than “will.” Even if Netflix orders Part 5 soon, the show’s own history suggests a wait. Part 1 premiered in January 2021 and Part 2 followed later the same year, but Part 3 did not arrive until October 2023, and Part 4 took three more years after that.
If that cadence holds and Part 5 gets an early green light, a 2028 or 2029 release would be the realistic bet — a projection based on past gaps, not an announcement. Anyone promising a firmer date right now is guessing.
The creative team behind Lupin
Part of why a continuation feels natural is the stability behind the camera. Lupin was created by George Kay and François Uzan, and the series built its glossy, Paris-spanning look under director Louis Leterrier, who shaped its early parts. That core identity has carried across every batch of episodes, and Omar Sy’s move into the co-showrunner chair for Part 4 deepens it rather than disrupting it — the people who know the show best are the ones steering where it goes next.
A quick refresher on the story so far
For newcomers weighing a binge: Lupin follows Assane Diop, a thief inspired by Maurice Leblanc’s gentleman burglar Arsène Lupin, who sets out to clear his late father’s name after the man was framed by a powerful family. Across the first three parts he pulls off elaborate heists while staying a step ahead of the police and his enemies alike, before events box him in and lead to his imprisonment — the predicament Part 4 picks up four years later.
What Part 4 leaves unresolved
Mild spoiler warning: the following touches on how Part 4 ends, without specifics. Part 4 closes on a deliberate cliffhanger rather than a clean resolution, leaving Assane’s situation unsettled and at least one major relationship hanging in the balance. That is the clearest storytelling argument for Part 5: the writers left themselves a runway, and the final moments pose a question the series has not yet answered. A show that wanted to end would not frame its last scene as an opening.
Where to watch Lupin while you wait
All four parts stream on Netflix in the United States, included with every plan (the ad-supported tier included), so there is no separate purchase or add-on to worry about. Part 4’s eight episodes went live globally at 12:00 a.m. PT / 3:00 a.m. ET on October 23, 2026, and the full run is available to binge now. If you are new to the series, start with Part 1 — the con artistry rewards watching in order.
The official trailer for the latest batch sets up where Assane finds himself after four years away:
Frequently asked
Has Netflix confirmed Lupin Part 5?
No. There is no official renewal and no release date as of October 24, 2026.
Is Lupin canceled, then?
No. The absence of a renewal is not a cancellation. Part 4 was never billed as the final part, and the ending is left open.
Will Omar Sy return as Assane Diop?
If Part 5 happens, yes — Sy is central to the series and now serves as a co-showrunner, so a continuation without him is hard to imagine.
How many episodes is Part 4?
Eight, all released at once on October 23, 2026.
Where can I watch Lupin in the US?
Every part streams on Netflix, with no extra charge beyond your subscription.
