Next.js 16 (beta) is now available. This early release provides access to the latest improvements to Turbopack, caching, and the Next.js architecture ahead of the stable release. Highlights for this release include:
We encourage you to try the beta and share your feedback. Your testing helps us identify issues and improve Next.js before the stable release. Please report any bugs or issues you encounter on GitHub .
Turbopack has reached stability for both development and production builds, and is now the default bundler for all new Next.js projects. Since its beta release earlier this summer, adoption has scaled rapidly: more than 50% of development sessions and 20% of production builds on Next.js 15.3+ are already running on Turbopack.
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