Traxxas offers a wide range of high-quality RC cars in many different styles. They feature exceptional build quality and durability, giving them a much longer lifespan than other, less expensive products.
The performance of Traxxas RC cars is also incredible, thanks to their powerful batteries,2.4 GHz radio systems, waterproof/water-resistant electronics, sturdy shock absorbers, responsive steering, and acceleration capabilities. You can’t go wrong when you buy a Traxxas RC car. Getting to know the available cars will help you choose a vehicle with the right level of performance and the right look.
The cars from On-road Traxxas
On-road Traxxas cars are fast vehicles designed to drive on smooth surfaces such as asphalt or paved tracks.
The Ford GT
The Ford GT is the officially licensed radio-controlled replica of the legendary Ford GT. It is ideal for beginners on a paved On-road track. There is currently only one variant of the Traxxas Ford GT:
- Ford GT 4WD with a brushed motor and a stability management system Traxxas (TSM) (maximum speed 50 km/h)
The Ford Fiesta Rally
The Ford Fiesta Rally is the officially licensed radio-controlled replica of the Ford Fiesta Rally. It can be driven on paved tracks as well as on smooth dirt tracks. There is currently only one variant of the Traxxas Ford Fiesta Rally:
- Ford Fiesta Rally 4WD with a brushed motor
The XO-1
The XO-1 is undoubtedly one of the fastest radio-controlled cars in the world. It requires some prior driving experience to operate. There is currently only one variant of the Traxxas XO-1:
- XO-1 4WD with a brushless motor, a Traxxas (TSM), and a radio control system with telemetry and bluetooth (acceleration from 0 to 160 km/h in less than 5 seconds)
The short course Traxxas
Short-course Traxxas s are hybrid vehicles that combine elements of the On-road car and the off-road vehicle. They have fairly high ground clearance and can handle On-road or slightly bumpy dirt trails.
The Ford F-150
The Ford F-150 is an easy-to-drive short-course model that is an exact replica of the full-size vehicle. There is currently only one variant of the Traxxas Ford F-150:
- Ford F-150 2WD with a brushed motor (maximum speed 50 km/h)
The Slash
The Slash is the best-known short-course model from Traxxas. There are currently several variants of the Traxxas Slash:
- Mini Slash 4-wheel drive with a brushless engine (small 1/16 scale)
- Slash 2-wheel drive with a brushed motor (without battery and charger) (maximum speed 50 km/h)
- Slash 2-wheel drive with a brushed motor (without battery and charger) (maximum speed 50 km/h)
- Slash 4-wheel drive with a brushed motor
- Slash 2-wheel drive with a brushless motor, a ESC Velineon VXL, and a stability management system Traxxas (TSM) (without battery and charger) (maximum speed 95 km/h)
- Slash 4-wheel drive with a brushless motor, a ESC Velineon VXL, and a stability management system Traxxas (TSM) (without battery and charger) (maximum speed 95 km/h)
- Slash 4-wheel drive with a brushless motor, a ESC Velineon VXL, a stability management system Traxxas (TSM), and a low center of gravity (LCG) (excluding battery and charger) (maximum speed 95 km/h)
The Unlimited Desert Racer
The Unlimited Desert Racer is a very large Traxxas short-course. There are currently several variants of the Traxxas Unlimited Desert Racer:
- Slash 4-wheel drive with a brushless engine and a ESC Velineon VXL (without battery and charger) (large size: 1/7 scale, maximum speed 80 km/h)
- Slash 4-wheel drive with a brushless motor, a ESC Velineon VXL, and an LED kit (battery and charger not included) (large size: 1/7 scale, maximum speed 80 km/h)
The Traxxas buggies
The Bandit
The Bandit is a buggy lightweight two-wheel-drive vehicle capable of moving very quickly on smooth dirt tracks. It has low ground clearance, which makes it very stable on smooth trails, but it may have trouble on bumpy or rocky surfaces. Three versions of the Bandit Traxxas are currently available:
- Bandit 2-wheel drive with a brushed motor (without battery and charger)
- Bandit 2-wheel drive with a brushed motor
- Bandit 2-wheel drive with a powerful brushless motor, a ESC Velineon VXL, and a stability management system Traxxas (TSM)
The Traxxas truggys
The Rustler and the E-Revo are truggys (or stadium truck) with thicker tires and a wider body than the Bandit. They can be used on roads and on slightly bumpy dirt tracks.
The Rustler
The Rustler is a high-performance truggy accessible to all drivers, including beginners. There are currently several variants of the Traxxas Rustler:
- Rustler 2-wheel drive with a brushed motor without battery or charger (maximum speed 55 km/h)
- Rustler 2-wheel drive with a brushed motor (maximum speed 55 km/h)
- Rustler 2-wheel drive with a brushless engine, a ESC Velineon VXL, and a stability management system Traxxas (TSM) (without battery and charger) (maximum speed 110 km/h)
- Rustler 4 drive wheels with a brushless motor, a ESC Velineon VXL, and a stability management system Traxxas (TSM) (without battery and charger) (maximum speed 105 km/h)
The E-Revo
The E-Revo is a high-performance, rugged truggy accessible to all riders, especially beginners. There are currently several variants of the traxxas E-Revo:
- Mini E-Revo 4-wheel drive with a brushed motor (small 1/16 scale, maximum speed 35 km/h)
- Mini E-Revo 4-wheel drive with a brushless motor, a ESC Velineon VXL, and a stability management system Traxxas (TSM) (small 1/16 scale, maximum speed 80 km/h)
- E-Revo 4-wheel drive with a brushless motor, a ESC Velineon VXL, and a Traxxas stability management system (TSM) (without battery and charger) (maximum speed 112 km/h)
The trucks Traxxas
The Truck Traxxas are large vehicles built to withstand challenging off-road conditions. They are the ideal choice for anyone who wants to test their skills on all types of off-On-road terrain, even bumpy terrain. They are also perfect for clearing jumps. The Truck lineup offered by Traxxas is very extensive car—they are the most versatile vehicles.
The BigFoot
The BigFoot is an entry-level model that captures the power and spirit of the original Monster Truck, renowned for its massive wheels capable of destroying any car in its path. There are currently four variants of the traxxas BigFoot:
- BigFoot 2WD with a brushed motor
- BigFoot 2WD with a brushless engine
- BigFoot 4-wheel-drive version with a brushless engine
The Stampede
The Stampede is a truck with high ground clearance and exceptional ruggedness in all weather conditions. There are currently five variants of the traxxas Stampede:
- Stampede 2-wheel drive with a brushless motor (maximum speed 54 km/h)
- Stampede 4-wheel drive with a brushed motor (kit version without body, battery, or charger) (maximum speed 50 km/h)
- Stampede 4-wheel drive with a brushed motor (maximum speed 50 km/h)
- Stampede 2-wheel drive with a brushless motor, a ESC Velineon VXL, and a stability management system Traxxas (TSM) (without battery and charger) (maximum speed 105 km/h)
- Stampede 4-wheel drive with a brushless motor, a ESC Velineon VXL, and a stability management system Traxxas (TSM) (without battery and charger) (maximum speed 95 km/h)
The X-Maxx
The X-Maxx is the massive Truck model from Traxxas. There is currently a variant of the traxxas X-Maxx:
- X-Maxx 4-wheel drive with a brushless engine, a ESC Velineon VXL, and a Traxxas stability management system (TSM) (battery and charger not included) (large size: 1/8 scale, maximum speed 80 km/h)
The Maxx
The Maxx is a 1/10-scale model that is smaller than the X-Maxx. There are currently two variants of the traxxas Maxx:
- Maxx 4WD with a brushless motor, a ESC Velineon VXL, and a Traxxas stability management system (TSM) (without battery or charger) (maximum speed 95 km/h)
- Maxx 4WD with a brushless motor, a ESC Velineon VXL, a stability management system Traxxas (TSM), and an LED kit (without battery and charger) (maximum speed 95 km/h)
The Traxxas
crawlers The Traxxas crawlers are off-road vehicles capable of tackling the most extreme terrain. They are not designed for speed but to climb over large rocks and most obstacles.
The Summit
The Summit is a crawler with a futuristic look, equipped with enormous wheels and capable of exploring the most challenging trails. There are Currently, there are two variants of the traxxas Summit:
- Summit 4WD with a brushed motor (small size, 1/16 scale)
- Summit 4WD with a brushed motor (without battery and charger)
The TRX-4
The TRX-4 is the scale crawler from Traxxas. It comes in many models, all of which are very sturdy, realistic, and unique. There are currently nine variants of the traxxas TRX-4:
- TRX-4 Sport 4WD version with a brushed motor (kit version without electronics but with an unpainted body and accessories)
- TRX-4 version Sport Pick up 4WD with a brushed motor (without battery and charger)
- TRX-4 4WD with a brushed motor (chassis kit version with electronics but without body, battery, and charger)
- TRX-4 Ford Bronco Ranger 4WD version with a brushed motor (without battery and charger)
- TRX-4 Land Rover Defender 4WD version with a brushed motor (without battery and charger)
- TRX-4 Mercedes-Benz G-Class version, 4-wheel drive, with a brushed motor (without battery and charger)
- TRX-4 Land Rover version Defender Yellow 4WD with a brushed motor (without battery and charger)
- TRX-4 Chevrolet Blazer K5 4WD version with a brushed motor (without battery and charger)
- TRX-4 Traxx version, 4WD, with a brushed motor (without battery and charger)
The TRX-6
The TRX-6 is the 6-wheel-drive version of the TRX-4. There is currently one variant of the traxxas TRX-6:
