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Fully Charged show: Take a look at the World’s Biggest R/C Car

In the latest episode of Fully Charged, the show takes a look at the world’s largest radio-controlled car, the Tamiya Wild One Max.
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Alec Peachey

In the latest episode of Fully Charged, the show takes a look at the world’s largest radio-controlled car, the Tamiya Wild One Max.

Jack Scarlett takes a first look at the vehicle, which is the latest creation of the Little Car Company. A faithful recreation of the iconic ’80s remote-control car reborn as a drivable, road-legal two seater EV with serious off-roading capability, could this be the most wonderfully bonkers electric car they’ve ever featured on the Fully Charged Show?

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