This 1:24 scale remote control sports car is set up for drifting rather than straight-line speed. It runs four-wheel drive on low-grip drift tires, which is what lets the back end break loose and hold a controlled slide through a corner instead of gripping and tracking straight. A 2.4GHz remote handles steering and throttle with a stable link, so several cars can run in the same room without crossed signals. The 1:24 body is compact enough for hallways, kitchens and garage floors, and it comes in red. Teens and adults get the most out of it, since drifting takes a little throttle control to learn.
Key Features
Drift tires: Low-grip tires let the car slide through corners on smooth surfaces in a controlled way.
4WD drivetrain: Power to all four wheels makes it easier to hold and steer out of a slide.
1:24 scale sports car body: Compact proportions that fit indoor spaces without needing a track.
2.4GHz remote control: Responsive steering and throttle, with multiple cars able to run nearby.
Electric power: Battery-driven, so there is no fuel or engine upkeep.
Red finish: Sleek racing look in a red colorway.
Specifications
Scale
1:24
Vehicle type
Drift / sports car
Drive system
4WD
Tires
Drift tires
Remote frequency
2.4GHz
Power
Electric motor
Color
Red
Best surfaces
Smooth indoor floors
Frequently Asked Questions
What surfaces does it drift on best?
Smooth hard floors such as hardwood, tile and sealed concrete. Carpet and rough outdoor ground give too much grip or resistance for clean slides.
What makes it drift instead of grip?
The drift tires deliberately reduce traction, so the car can break the rear loose and slide through a corner under throttle rather than turning flat.
Is drifting hard to learn?
There is a short learning curve around throttle and counter-steering, which is part of the appeal. Four-wheel drive makes it more forgiving than a rear-drive setup.
How much space do I need?
At 1:24 scale it is small, so a hallway, open room or garage floor is enough to set up corners.
What color is this listing?
Red.
Who is it suited to?
Teens and adults who like car and racing hobbies, and younger drivers with adult supervision.
