RC Drift Car, Black 1/24 Remote Control Drift Car for Adults Kids | 4WD 20KM/H

About this item

• RUN STRAIGHT OUT OF THE BOX: The package includes a screwdriver, 4 extra tires and barricades, USB charging cable (expect roughly 1-2 hours per battery under normal conditions). You get two large capacity batteries and two AA batteries(Easy to install), total. Don't worry about losing accessories. Buying compatible replacements is relatively easy.
• ALL-WEATHER PLAY: You get two 3.7V 500mAh large capacity batteries—one in the car and one spare. They provide 50 minutes total playtime. High speed might reduce playtime to around 20 minutes per battery, while low-speed mode could extend it toward 30 minutes. They do lose charge over time when unused, but slowly. For extended storage (months), storing in a cool, dry place helps preserve the charge.
• INDOOR AND OUTDOOR PLAY: Indoor friendly – Compact 1:24 scale size (8"x8"x3") fits around your house without taking up much space. Outdoor capable – 50m control range and two tire types let you switch between drifting tires (smooth surfaces) and racing tires (outdoor terrain). In the 50m control distance real-world use, it will drop way shorter if there are walls, trees, or furniture in the way.
• THIS IS MADE FOR YOU: This RC car is designed specifically for kids 6 years and up(recommended age), beginners learning RC car control, or anyone wanting drifting/stunt capability. Dual-speed modes let you master control before ramping up the challenge. The 20 KM/H top speed is fast enough for outdoor backyard drifting. 4WD system and full proportional throttle make drifting, tail flips, and spins easy to execute.
• TIPS FOR SWITCHING TIRES FOR DIFFERENT SURFACES: Drifting Tires (Smooth/Indoor Surfaces) - Use on hardwood floors, tile, or smooth pavement. Racing Tires (Outdoor/Rough Terrain) - Use on carpet, grass, gravel, concrete driveways, or paved roads. Avoid loose gravel or sand, as the 1:24 scale design isn't built for extreme off-road terrain.
• 💡 PRO TIPS: Start in low-speed mode when trying a new surface until you get a feel for the grip.