Buggies

The new Ariel E-Nomad concept may not look quite as downright menacing and imposing as a Polaris RZR Pro R (or, for that matter, Ariel's own ICE Nomad), but it definitely throws down the gauntlet.

The Little Car Company takes a break from shrinking real cars into kid-size creations to do the opposite. It grows the classic 1980s Tamiya Wild One R/C car into a real-life, street-legal electric buggy. The Wild One MAX goes on sale this week.

One of the most gloriously silly projects in the automotive world is set to launch within the next few months. The Tamiya Wild One Max is a faithful replica of a hugely popular R/C toy from the '80s, upscaled to a two-seat, street-legal electric buggy.

Dacia is rolling into the Paris Motor Show next month with a striking mobile design lab called the Manifesto, a striking electric buggy that showcases outdoors-focused ideas that may or may not make it into future production vehicles.

Vanderhall has provided a closer look its forthcoming all-electric off-road buggy. Switching names from Navarro to Brawley, the new e-4x4 looks like the most off-road fun you can have without any of the usual noise or emissions.

Big kids with one leg in the 1980s may remember a radio-controlled toy car from Tamiya called the Wild One. The UK's Little Car Company is now re-releasing it, but as a drivable electric replica called the Wild One Max.

When Canoo presented its EV a year ago, the symmetrical e-pod didn't exactly scream, "Dust-heaving dune buggy!" But underneath is a skateboard chassis capable of becoming just that. Canoo has turned skateboard into "skatekart" and put it to the test.

In 2015, the Ariel Nomad off-road buggy won our hearts. Now it's winning them again thanks to powertrain specialist BorgWarner, which has installed a high-voltage rear drive, making the Nomad a torque-vectoring adrenaline machine.

Hobbico recently released its new Dromida brand of R/C cars and trucks and was kind enough to send over all three models of the line to compare. Read on for a look at how these low cost, high speed R/C vehicles stack up against each other.

Gizmag reviews the speedy and resilient Duratrax 835E R/C buggy.

French electric vehicle (EV) specialist Venturi has unveiled a new half buggy, half sportscar-style EV in Paris.

The Roller Buggy transforms from a run of the mill baby stroller into a scooter that lets parents transport baby around town at breakneck (hopefully not literally) speed.