The two-wheel-drive remote-control car is on the smaller side, at 1/14th scale, but it has a powerful motor to keep it rolling for up to 20 minutes on its all-terrain tires. The 2.4 GHz remote works ...

The Standard's journalism is supported by our readers. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. A remote control car makes a brilliant gift for a child, but it ...

The cheap little RC cars are abundant anywhere you are, and if you’ve ever disassembled one, you are familiar with how the PCB looks. A single-sided phenolic paper PCB with a mystery chip driving a ...

You don’t need to spend much to enjoy a remote control car. Budget options under ₹1000 offer easy controls, playful speed, ...

Remote control (RC) cars have been thrilling children and adults for decades and regularly feature on birthday and Christmas gift lists. The market for these popular toys has exploded, with many ...

You might think buying a remote control (RC) car as a gift is easy. But our tests show that, when it comes to remote control cars, there are plenty of pitfalls you can easily fall into. Too slow, too ...

If you were a kid in the eighties, you will likely remember Tamiya's Wild One - arguably the most recognisable remote-controlled car ever made. And from 2024, you can get your hands on one again - and ...

These articles are brought to you in association with Pocket-lint and our partners. Remote-controlled (RC) cars always bring a smile to your face with some fast-paced racing action. These are ...

If you've been watching field events in the Paris Games' athletics program, you may have noticed some mini cars zipping around the green. They're officially called field support robots and play an ...