VehiclesTeam Corally

Team Corally

Team Corally is a Belgian maker of RC race kits and ready-to-run cars, based in Olen and founded in 1986.1

VehiclesHistory and background

Founded
19861
Headquarters
Olen, Belgium1,2
Company
A division of JSP Group International BVBA2

Key models

Team Corally vehicles

Truggies

Buggy chassis with wider arms and truck tires

Short course

About Team Corally

What it stands for

Team Corally says it has been "at the forefront of designing and manufacturing high-performance, competition-grade RC racing products" since 1986.1 Its mission speaks of "race-proven RC products" for every kind of driving, "from casual bashing to world-class competition," and it says "we proudly hold numerous National, European, and World Championship titles."1

Known for

Team Corally's roots are in competition racing, with what it calls "decades of success in 1:12 scale pancar racing."9 Its SBX-825 was billed as having "the first race-proven fully molded carbon chassis in 1/8 scale."7 On the bashing side, the Spark XB-6 was presented as the first true 1/8 bash buggy, and the Asuga XLR 6S is 15% larger than a normal 1/8 buggy.5,6

Product portfolio

Team Corally's cars run from the 1/12 Furago XD, a brushed monster truck sold with battery and charger, to a large 1/8 range. Most of it comes ready to run with brushless power. The 1/8 XP 6S models cover monster trucks such as the Kagama, Kronos and Dementor, the Shogun and Muraco truggies, the Shiroi short course truck and the Python, Spark XB-6 and Asuga buggies. Several come as rollers without electronics. The Syncro-4 and Syncro 2WD buggies and the Kagama 4 monster truck run on 3S or 4S, and the SBX-410 is a 1/10 race buggy kit.

Timeline

  1. 1986Team Corally is founded.1
  2. 2019The SBX-410, a 4WD 1/10 race buggy kit.3
  3. 2021The Muraco XP 6S joins the Shogun in its 1/8 truggy range.4
  4. 2023The Asuga XLR 6S, a large-scale buggy 15% bigger than a standard 1/8.5
  5. 2023The Spark XB-6, presented as "The First True 1/8 Bash Buggy."6
  6. 2025The SBX-825 1/8 race buggy, with a fully molded carbon chassis.7
  7. 2025The SSX125 1/12 pan car kit.8

Sources

  1. Team Corally, About us (opens in a new tab).
  2. Team Corally, Company info (opens in a new tab).
  3. Big Squid RC, Team Corally SBX-410 4wd Race Buggy Kit (opens in a new tab), 22 January 2019.
  4. Big Squid RC, Team Corally Muraco XP 6S RTR (opens in a new tab), 26 January 2021.
  5. Big Squid RC, Team Corally Asuga XLR 6S RTR Large Scale Buggy (opens in a new tab), 24 February 2023.
  6. Big Squid RC, Team Corally Spark XB-6 – The First True 1/8 Bash Buggy [Video] (opens in a new tab), 14 November 2023.
  7. Big Squid RC, Team Corally 1/8 SBX-825 Race Buggy (opens in a new tab), 27 March 2025.
  8. Big Squid RC, Team Corally 1/12 SSX125 Pan Car Kit (opens in a new tab), 10 October 2025.
  9. Team Corally, SSX125 Pro 1/12 Pan Car (opens in a new tab).