The Neotropical xyleborine ambrosia beetle genus Hopkins is reviewed. The following 40 species are described: (Peru), (Ecuador), (French Guiana), (Ecuador), (Ecuador), (Ecuador), (Ecuador), (Brazil), (Suriname), (Peru), (Ecuador), (Ecuador), (Ecuador), (Ecuador), (Brazil), (Peru), (Peru), (Ecuador), (Ecuador), (Ecuador, Suriname), (Peru), (Ecuador), (Ecuador), (Peru), (Ecuador), (French Guiana), (Suriname), (Ecuador), (Ecuador), (Guyana), (Brazil), (Ecuador), (Ecuador), (Peru), (Ecuador), (Brazil), (Peru), (Panama), (Brazil), and (Ecuador). Seventeen new combinations are given: (Petrov, 2020) , (Bright & Torres, 2006) , Bright & Torres, 2006 , (Sampson, 1921) , (Wood, 1974) , (Schedl, 1934) , (Wood, 1975) , (Petrov, 2020) , (Wood, 1974) , (Schedl, 1976) , (Wood, 2007) , (Wood, 1974) , (Schedl, 1936) , (Bright & Torres, 2006) , (Eggers, 1932) , (Schedl, 1948) , (Wood, 1975) , and (Blandford, 1898) Two new synonyms are proposed: Hopkins, 1915 (= Hopkins, 1915 ) and (Blandford, 1898) (= Hopkins, 1915 ). Schedl, 1976 is removed from . The revised genus now contains 77 species and a key to their identification is provided.
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