Built for RC Enthusiasts, Designed for Real Fun
At UDIRC, we make RC cars that ignite passion and creativity.
Every model is designed for performance, durability, and pure enjoyment—tested on tracks, trails, and backyard terrain.
Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned driver, our RC cars bring challenges, excitement, and endless adventure.
RC Cars That Define Performance
From brushless trucks to scale crawlers, our lineup is built for every RC driver’s adventure.
What RC Drivers Are Saying
Our RC cars aren’t just machines—they’re part of your adventures. See what real drivers love about their rigs.

Zeke Salcido (Slimeball Rc)
Absolutely stellar Rc!!
"Absolutely stellar Rc!!!!!!! Very fast,build quality is beyond that of any other Rc I’ve ever owned!! Comes packed with awesometools and spare parts, and again the quality of the Rc is overall superior to almost all others on the market. Great job on this one!!"

Pete Nova
This Small Scale RC Truck Does 55 MPH & Standing Backflips!
"This 1/16 scale stunt truck is absolutely ludicrous! It’s one of the best built small scale RCs I’ve ever seen and worth every penny. The 1610S is UDIRC’s flagship 1/16 model, hitting 55–57 mph right out of the box. It’s wildly overpowered (in the best way) and delivers endless fun — even standing backflips!"

Adam Batchelor
Worth every penny
"This RC car is super fun for the whole family, it is fast and super durable, after playing with it on beginner mode and finding it had 2 more modes made it so fast and fun, the battery life is out of this world I have yet to run a battery to completely dead status. 5 stars hands down"
Your RC Cars Knowledge Center

UD1611 vs. UD1610PRO: Beginner Friendly or Brushless Beast?
In the world of 1/16 scale RC bashers, choosing the right rig can be the difference between a fun afternoon and a frustrating repair session. Today, we’re putting two popular models head-to-head: t...

Synchronous vs. Asynchronous: The "Secret" Tech Inside Your RC Car's ESC
If you’ve been shopping for a new Electronic Speed Controller (ESC) or looking at high-end brushless systems, you might have stumbled across terms like "Synchronous Rectification" or "Active Freewh...









