Two cars. Two controllers. One floor.

The crash is the whole point.

Two remote-control bumper cars, one each. Charge across the rug, land a hit, and the driver pops clean off his seat and flies. Then you both line up and go again.

$54.99
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The blue and the orange bumper car side by side, each with its helmeted driver on board
Two cars in every box Drivers fly on impact Lights and sound built in Nothing to download
Bumper Battle Cars — 2-Player Remote Control Crash Toy

Bumper Battle Cars — 2-Player Remote Control Crash Toy

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$54.99
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Bumper Battle Cars — 2-Player Remote Control Crash Toy
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Bumper Battle Cars — 2-Player Remote Control Crash Toy

$54.99

Two cars, two controllers, and a crash that sends the driver flying off his seat.

  • Land a solid hit and the little racer launches — then clicks back on
  • Two players straight out of the box, so nobody sits and watches
  • Bumper ring lights up and the controller plays music
  • Cars recharge over USB; the controllers' AA batteries are included

Free US shipping, and 30 days to change your mind.

Set
Why it keeps getting played

One button, one stick, and a genuinely funny crash

The whole toy is built around a single trick: hit the other car hard enough and its driver comes off.

The driver goes flying

Land a solid hit and the little racer launches off his seat. That's the moment everyone plays for — and he clicks straight back on for the next round.

Two players, straight out of the box

Two cars and two controllers, so nobody sits and watches. One stick drives forward and back, the other steers.

Lights and sound built in

The bumper ring glows as the car runs, and there's music on the controller. The game works just as well with the curtains shut.

Charged, not fed

Each car has its own rechargeable pack and USB cable. The controllers take AA batteries, and those are in the box too.

See it in motion

The bit that makes them shriek

Seven seconds on a real floor, no sound. The crash runs at half speed because at full speed the driver is off his seat and back on the ground in under a second.

Contact, and he's airborne.
Two children sitting on a sofa, each steering their own remote-control bumper car across the floor
Four ways to fall out

It only takes one rug

Hand over the second controller and the living-room floor turns into an arena. Nobody stays on the sofa for long.

Head-to-head

Two cars, one rug, no rules. Knock the other driver off his seat and the round is yours.

Grown-up versus kid

The second controller means the adult is the opponent instead of the referee. It's a closer match than you'd expect.

Best of five

Count the knock-offs out loud. First to three takes the title until somebody demands a rematch.

Football

The football set comes with a goal and two balls, so the job changes from shoving the other car to shoving the ball past it.

Two remote-control bumper cars facing each other on a living-room floor, lights glowing
Two minutes from box to first crash

How it works

1

Charge them up

Each car has a rechargeable pack and a USB cable, both in the box. Drop the AA batteries into the controllers while the cars fill up.

2

Clear a bit of floor

Hard floor or short carpet, with enough room to build up speed. Sofa cushions make good walls.

3

Line up and charge

Drive straight at each other. A clean hit sends the driver off his seat — pop him back on and go again.

Get the set
Both sets are two-player

What's in the box

×2

Bumper cars, each with its driver

×2

Controllers

×2

Rechargeable battery packs

×2

USB charging cables

×4

AA batteries for the controllers

Football set only

Goal and two balls

Details for parents

The bits grown-ups want to know

Clear, no-surprises specs so you can buy with confidence. Anything missing? Just ask — we answer fast.

In the set
Two cars with their drivers, two controllers, rechargeable packs and USB cables, and AA batteries for the controllers. The football set adds a goal and two balls.
Power
The cars recharge over USB — packs and cables are both in the box. The controllers run on the AA batteries included.
The vapour trail
Each car has a small water tank. Fill it with plain water and the car leaves a puff of vapour behind it as it drives. Water only — nothing else goes in the tank.
Materials
Moulded plastic body with a soft rounded bumper ring around the base.

Free US shipping

Shipping across the United States is free, and any import duties or taxes are covered by us. The amount at checkout is the amount you pay.

30 days to change your mind

Unused, in its original packaging and with everything that came in the box. Email us and we'll send the return form.

Tracking on every order

You'll get an email with a tracking number when it ships, and a real person answers if anything looks wrong.

Good to know

Questions parents ask

How many cars come in the box?
Two, each with its own controller and its own driver. Both sets are two-player straight out of the box — you don't need to buy a second one.
What's the difference between the two sets?
The football set adds a goal and two balls on top of everything in the standard set. The cars and controllers are identical.
Does the driver really come off?
Yes — that's the mechanism, not a fault. A hard enough hit launches him off the seat, and he clicks back on afterwards.
Do we need to buy batteries?
No. The cars are rechargeable and the USB cables are in the box, and the AA batteries for the controllers are included too.
What floor does it work on?
Hard floors and short carpet both work well. A thick rug slows the cars down, which takes the sting out of the crash.
What goes in the water tank?
Plain water, and nothing else. It makes the puff of vapour behind the car as it drives.
Is there an app, wifi or a screen?
None of the above. Two physical controllers and two cars — that's the entire setup, and the entire point.
How do we clean it?
Wipe it down with a slightly damp cloth and let it dry. Don't run any part of it under a tap or soak it.