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Kit cars
Build your dream RC machine with our massive selection of RC car kits, all shipping same-day when ordered before 15:00 EET. At EuroRC, we stock over 15,000 products including premium build kits from Tamiya, Xray, and HPI Racing. From beginner-friendly chassis to competition-spec racers, each kit comes with our legendary fast shipping and expert builder support.
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- Yokomo (8)
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- Offroad (8)
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- Onroad (21)
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Yokomo Drift Package RD2.0 RWD Assembly Kit With Mercury SAYAKA Special S15 Body
Best RC Car Kits of 2025
Every kit is hand-picked by our racing staff for proven performance and parts availability:
- Tamiya 1:10 Grasshopper Kit - Rock-solid durability meets pure driving fun at an unbeatable price
- Xray XB2C'25 2WD Racing Buggy Kit - Factory-spec engineering ready for podium finishes
- Tamiya Super Hotshot Kit - Race-proven chassis design with serious upgrade potential
- Yokomo Rookie Drift RD 2.0 Kit - Pro-level drift performance in an easy-to-build package
- Tamiya Toyota Celica GT-Four ST205 Kit - Scale-perfect replica with real racing heritage
RC Car Kits Buyer's Guide
Your kit choice depends on pure performance needs - bashers need durability, racers demand precision, and scale builders want authenticity. Each kit in our lineup is tested by our staff of RC fanatics who actually race what they sell.
The real value of building your own RC car comes from picking exactly what you want (just like we did when starting EuroRC). Most kits need electronics like servos and motors - our support team knows exactly what works best for each build.
Why These RC Car Kits Stand Out
- Race-winning designs from proven brands
- Multiple chassis options for every driving style
- Competition-grade materials throughout
- Massive parts support network
- Clear build instructions
- Active racer communities
- Regular stock availability
- Ready for serious upgrades
RC Car Kits Performance Features
These aren't toys - each kit packs real racing tech developed through years of track testing. From precision ball bearings to optimized suspension geometry, every component is selected for maximum performance and reliability.
Modern RC car kits deliver the exact same tech you'll see at major races (we know, because we race them too). Whether you're hitting the track or bashing in the backyard, these kits are built to take serious abuse while maintaining precise control.
Expert RC Car Kit Support
Our warehouse stocks every part you'll need, with same-day shipping on orders before 15:00 EET to over 90 countries. The EuroRC support team consists of actual racers and builders who know these kits inside and out.
When you need parts or building advice, our team responds fast with real answers based on track experience. We maintain deep stock of kits and spares because we know quick parts availability is critical.
FAQs about RC Car Kits
Is it hard to build an RC car?
Building an RC car is not hard with basic mechanical skills and patience. Kits include detailed instructions, and online resources provide additional guidance. The difficulty depends on the car's complexity, with beginner kits being simpler to assemble.
How long does it take to build an RC car?
Building an RC car typically takes 5-20 hours, depending on the kit's complexity and the builder's experience. Beginner kits take less time, while advanced models with detailed components require more effort.
What is the most popular RC scale?
The 1/10 scale is the most popular RC scale, offering a balance between size, performance, and variety. It is widely available and suitable for both beginners and advanced hobbyists across different RC types.
Do RC cars need batteries?
Yes, RC cars need batteries to operate. Electric RC cars use rechargeable batteries, typically LiPo or NiMH, while nitro and gas-powered RC cars require smaller batteries for servos and electronics.
