Our Verdict
Kyosho's competition 1/8 buggy, evolved from their legendary nitro platform. Japanese engineering precision in every component. If you race 1/8 buggy and want something different from the Tekno/AE crowd, the MP10e gives you Kyosho's decades of racing DNA. Parts sourcing in North America can be a challenge though.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- +Kyosho's legendary racing heritage and engineering quality
- +Extremely well-machined components
- +Highly tunable for competitive racing
- +Strong 4WD drivetrain built for race conditions
- +Unique in a Tekno/AE-dominated field
Cons
- -Kit only — all electronics sold separately
- -Not cheap for just the rolling chassis
- -Parts can be harder to source than Tekno or AE
- -Smaller competitive community in North America
Performance Profile
Kyosho Inferno MP10e
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Best For
Competitive 1/8 racers after Japanese precision and something the other guys aren't running.
Overview
The Kyosho Inferno MP10e is a 1/8-scale 4WD brushless buggy priced at $679.99 MSRP. It weighs 7.94 lbs and measures 19.49" long.
Full Specifications
Performance
Top SpeedN/A
Drivetrain4WD
Motor TypeBrushless
Dimensions
Length19.49 in
Width11.81 in
Height5.91 in
Wheelbase13.19 in
Ground Clearance1.18 in
Chassis
Weight7.94 lbs
BatteryN/A
Features
WaterproofNo
How It Compares
Head-to-head comparisons with similar buggys.
Where to Buy
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