Hurricane Brushless

The Hurricane Brushless is the upgraded version of Denmark's best-selling remote-controlled car. You get the same familiar build, but now with a brushless motor and a stronger drivetrain—making the car accelerate much faster, respond more sharply to the controller, and become more durable over time. The top speed is up to 35 km/h—it’s not hugely higher than the standard model, but combined with the crazy acceleration, it delivers a noticeably different driving experience. What’s new compared to the original Hurricane? Brushless motor — more efficient power transfer, quicker response, and less wear than a traditional brushed motor Upgraded metal drivetrain — handles the power more stably, allowing the car to withstand the extra power without losing precision Stronger driving experience — the car pulls better out of turns and maintains speed more evenly, especially on gravel and rougher terrain All the good stuff is retained — 4-wheel drive, adjustable top speed, water-protected electronics (IPX2), LED lights, and a Danish video guide The coolest features of the Hurricane Brushless: 4-wheel drive with metal drivetrain Brushless motor for better response and durability (NEW) Adjustable top speed via the controller Rechargeable Li-ion 1500 battery pack with T-connector Water-protected electronics (IPX2) LED lights All spare parts are in stock Danish video guide Feel the difference The brushless motor isn’t just more powerful—it’s more efficient too. This means dramatically faster acceleration, less loss in the drivetrain, and reduced heat buildup during use. The top speed of 35 km/h is just a bit higher than the standard model's 25, but it's the acceleration that truly transforms the experience. The car rockets off from a standstill, picks up speed quickly after a turn, and feels significantly more thrilling behind the controller—without getting out of control, as the metal drivetrain and 4-wheel drive keep the power in check. However, note: a brushless motor draws more power. The runtime is up to about 20 minutes per charge with the included battery pack—shorter than the standard model, but you get noticeably more car during that time. If you want longer runtime, you can upgrade to a larger battery pack (see suggestions below).