Discover the Kyosho Fazer Range

Discover the Kyosho Fazer range

A brief history of Kyosho

Kyosho was founded in 1963, initially importing and distributing scale models. The company was created by Hisashi Suzuki and later expanded into RC cars, model boats, aircraft and die-cast models. Its first production RC car was the Dash.

Learn more from the official Kyosho 60th anniversary page and Kyosho RC car history.

Why choose a Kyosho Fazer RC car?

The Fazer range offers an accessible introduction to hobby-grade RC cars. The cars can be enjoyed in standard form, while a wide selection of optional parts allows owners to develop the chassis, refine its setup and progress in driving. The current platform is the 1/10-scale Fazer Mk2, also known as the FZ02.

The Fazer FZ02 chassis

Factory-assembled chassis on ready-to-run versions.
Four-wheel-drive transmission.
Ball bearings as standard.
Oil-filled shock absorbers.
Most versions use a brushed motor and ESC; VE Series models use a brushless system.

Versions in the Fazer range

Fazer Scale

Scale-oriented road cars combine the FZ02 chassis with detailed licensed body shells. See the Fazer Mk2 Mercedes GT3.

Fazer Rage and Mad Van

The platform is also available in more versatile and off-road-inspired forms, including the Rage 2.0 and the brushless Mad Van.

Fazer Drift

Drift versions use hard plastic tyres to make sliding easier. They provide an entertaining introduction to powerslides, although dedicated rear-wheel-drive drift chassis offer a different and more specialised driving experience. Discover the Fazer Mk2 Subaru Impreza Drift.

Fazer Rally

Rally variants adapt the platform for loose and uneven surfaces. See the Fazer Rally Subaru Impreza WRC.

Chassis kits

Kyosho also offers a partially assembled roller kit for builders who want to choose their own electronics and battery, as well as a conversion kit for adapting a Fazer chassis to rally use.

Fazer spare parts

Hobby-grade RC cars can be repaired and Kyosho supplies many replacement parts. Several chassis lengths exist within the Fazer range, so driveshafts, shock absorbers and other components are not always interchangeable. Always check the model manual and exact part number before ordering.