Custom OEM 1:20 Scale Remote Control Car with EN71 Certification

You're not going to get a full metal chassis or brushless motor for these price points, but that's not teh point—sample pricing starts around $8.50 per unit, mid-tier orders of 500 units drop to about $6.20, and bulk runs of 5000+ can land at $4.80 or so. What you do get is a 1:20 scale RC car that runs on 3x1.2V rechargeable batteries with a USB cable, and the durable plastic casing actually holds up better than some of the cheaper ABS shells we've seen.

Basically, this is for volume buyers who need a compliant toy that sells reliably, not for hobbyists looking to modify suspension. The 4-channel remote gives you forward, reverse, left, right—no frills but it works, and the 20.5cm length makes it easy to pack 48 units per carton at 87.5x29x99cm carton size. We've had a few clients use these for promotional giveaways (check lead time on custom decals) and they hold up fine on carpet or smooth pavement.

The main caveat is the remote battery—it runs on a single 1.5V cell that's not included, and some buyers don't read the fine print. Actually, we've shipped thousands and the rechargeable battery life is about 20 minutes of continuous use, give or take, which is typical for this scale. Color options are red, yellow, or orange, and we usually have stock on all three, but confirm lead time if you need a mix.

EN71 and EN62115 certifications are standerd, and HR4040 is included for US compliance. Package size is 26.5x34x7cm per unit with a plastic casing—pretty straightforward retail-ready packging. Most buyers go with the 48pcs per carton since it maximizes container space, though our company can split if you're testing a single SKU. The HS code is 9503008900 if you need it for customs.

One detail most people don't think about: the 1:20 scale means these are slightly smaller than a typical Hot Wheels RC car, so they fit in smaller hands well for ages 5+. Not suitable to rough outdoor terrain like gravel or grass over 1cm high—the wheels just don't have the torque. Anyway, for birthday party favors or, the cost per unit is hard to beat given certifications.

We're quoting roughly $4.80 at the 5000-unit MOQ, but that's FOB Shenzhen, so factor in your freight. The 4-channel control is better than the 2-channel you'll find in cheaper unbranded imports, and the tolerance on the steering trim is tighter than most. Just be aware that the rechargeable battery pack is soldered in—no easy swap if it eventually degrades after a year or so.