Delving into the world of RC (remote control) cars can be exciting, but before you go all in, make sure you understand the basics, starting with the six categories of RC cars available. On-road cars are fast, but are best on paved surfaces, while off-road cars are great for beginners due to their durability. A ready-to-run car should include all the radio gear and electronics you need (aside from batteries, on occasion. Rollers, on the other hand, are better for experienced users who can provide some of the necessary radio gear. A kit car allows you to build each component and learn how the vehicle works, while toy cars are lower cost, but lack durability, speed, and power.
And your choices don’t end there! Within those categories, you can also choose from many types vehicles. Your status as a beginner, the space and terrain where you want to run it, and whether you’re planning to race your RC car will factor into which is the best choice for you. Learn more about the types of RC cars available in the infographic below.
FPV Outlaw 