HAIBOXING (HBX) manufactures hobby-grade and toy-grade remote control vehicles, known for their durable, high-speed off-road trucks, buggies, and crawlers.
HAIBOXING, often abbreviated as HBX, is a manufacturer specializing in remote control (RC) vehicles for hobbyists of all ages. Produced by Shantou Haiboxing Technology & Education Model Co., Ltd., the brand has over 15 years of experience in designing high-performance RC cars, including monster trucks, truggies, and buggies. Ranging from 1/18th scale mini-crawlers to larger 1/12th scale racing trucks, HAIBOXING vehicles are celebrated for their rugged durability, speed, and affordability.
Many HAIBOXING models feature professional-grade components such as brushless 390 motors, independent suspension systems, metal differentials, and oil-filled shocks. Common features across their lineup include 2.4GHz radio control systems for interference-free driving, IPX4 splash-proof electronics for all-terrain use, and rechargeable Li-Po or Li-ion battery packs. The brand focuses on providing a "Ready-to-Run" (RTR) experience, making their products accessible to beginners while offering the performance and spare part availability desired by seasoned enthusiasts.
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Many HAIBOXING models are rated IPX4 splash-proof, meaning they can handle puddles and wet terrain. However, they should not be fully submerged in water or used in saltwater without proper cleaning.
Turn on the transmitter first, then power on the car. The LEDs will typically flash and then turn solid once the connection is automatically established. Do not touch the trigger or steering wheel during this process.
Replacement parts such as suspension arms, drive shafts, and gears are commonly available through the official HAIBOXING store or authorized retailers like Amazon.
Most 1/16 and 1/18 scale models use 7.4V Li-ion or Li-Po rechargeable battery packs via T-plug or specialized connectors. Always check your specific model's manual for the correct battery type.
This often indicates a low battery, a loose motor wire connection, or an issue with the ESC (Electronic Speed Controller). Check that the battery is fully charged and all wires are secure.