
Rear Motor Placement
The M-06 places the motor at the rear and powers the rear wheels. This creates a unique, snappy handling experience, rewarding precision and encouraging playful drifts.
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This kit comes without an ESC, Servo, Battery, Charger, or Transmitter and will come with an unpainted body that may require cutting, painting and drilling.
The Lotus Europa debuted in 1966, showcasing a revolutionary midship engine layout with a lightweight FRP body. In 1972 the Lotus Europa Special was released with a 1.6-litre inline-4 engine (big valve twin-cam engine) capable of 126hp, which was the largest maximum output among the Lotus Europa series. Tamiya has remade this piece of motoring history in a 1/10 M-06 electric RC car ready for you to build and drive.
Note: This kit comes without an ESC, Servo, Battery, Charger, or Transmitter and will come with an unpainted polycarbonate shell that may require cutting, painting and drilling.

The M-06 places the motor at the rear and powers the rear wheels. This creates a unique, snappy handling experience, rewarding precision and encouraging playful drifts.

The M-06 offers multiple wheelbase options (210mm, 225mm, 239mm). This allows you to fine-tune the chassis to match the body shell you choose, enhancing both scale realism and handling characteristics. This version comes with the 225 mm chassis instructions.

The battery sits lengthwise in the centre of the chassis. This promotes excellent balance, weight distribution, and a low centre of gravity, giving the car a planted feel when throwing it around corners.

All four wheels feature independent double-wishbone suspension with oil-filled shocks. This system soaks up bumps for smooth handling on various surfaces.

The M-06 chassis is small in footprint, making it perfect for tight spaces or indoor tracks. Yet, its construction prioritises toughness for worry-free bashing.

Tamiya as well as a range of aftermarket companies offer a vast range of hop-up parts and bodies for the M-06. This lets you personalise everything from performance to looks, making your M-06 truly yours.
Learn how to paint your own custom RC body shell with this step by step guide. Hamish will walk you through the process of painting your RC body shell as he paints a clear 1/10 Subaru Impreza for his 1/10 MST MS-01D drift car.
| Length | 390mm (15.3") |
|---|---|
| Width | 176mm (6.92") |
| Height | 114mm (4.48") |
| Wheelbase | 225mm (8.85") |
| Tyre Diameter/Width F/R | 59mm x 25mm |
| Chassis | On Road |
| Drivetrain | 2WD |
| Gear Ratio | 5.8:1 |
| Suspension | Coil Over Shock Absorber |
| Motor | 540 Type (Brushed) |
| ESC | Not included |
| Scale | 1/10 |
|---|---|
| Completion | Kit |
| Skill Level | Intermediate |
| Power Source | Electric Brushed |
| Chassis Type | Car |
| On/Off Road | On Road |
| Drivetrain | RWD |
| Max LiPo Power | 2S (7.4v) |
|---|---|
| Battery Connector | Not Included |
| Pinion Gear | 20T |
| Wheel Hex Size | 12mm |
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