Controlling the solar system is now as easy as turning a crank. LEGO Technic’s new 572-piece model puts all eight planets in motion around the Sun, each orbiting at a different speed through a mechanical gear system. Complete with astronomical information panels, it’s a hands-on introduction to planetary motion.
Ducati’s first motocross bike has been given the LEGO Technic treatment. The 457-piece Desmo450 MX Factory Motorcycle is the third Ducati in the Technic lineup, complete with working suspension, steering, a two-speed gearbox, and a moving piston engine—all for just US$49.99.
The Koenigsegg Sadair’s Spear has one of the most ingenious steering wheels in the automotive world, and LEGO thought it deserved a set of its own. The 228-piece replica is available as a limited Gift with Purchase alongside the LEGO Technic Sadair’s Spear Megacar.
Koenigsegg has officially joined LEGO’s elite 1:8 Technic lineup. The 4,104-piece Sadair’s Spear Megacar packs Ghost Mode, a 9-speed transmission, and even inspired a life-size drivable LEGO version that reached 111 km/h at Goodwood.
The LEGO Technic Aston Martin Aramco AMR25 F1 Car (42240) brings another Formula 1 contender to the growing 1:8-scale grid, complete with working suspension, steering, a 2-speed gearbox, V6 engine, and functioning DRS.
After 15 years, the Unimog finally returns to LEGO Technic with a Mercedes-Benz U 5023 featuring a pneumatic crane, suspended axles, and proper utility truck vibes.
The Dodge Viper GTS-R, Ferrari 488 PISTA, and a green Bugatti Chiron Pur Sport are joining the LEGO Technic garage with working steering, moving pistons, and Forza Horizon 6 tie-ins.
Brian O’Connor’s green Mitsubishi Eclipse from the original The Fast and the Furious finally joins the LEGO Technic lineup with NOS bottles, moving pistons, and 827 pieces of early-2000s street-racing nostalgia.
LEGO’s new 18+ Fast and Furious Dodge Charger R/T packs over 1,500 pieces, functional suspension, steering, NOS bottles, and a much more detailed take on Dom Toretto’s legendary muscle car.
LEGO’s Technic Batmobile Tumbler (42239) adds CONTROL+ remote steering, a light-up afterburner boost feature, and RC play—but it arrives with a surprisingly steep price tag for a 719-piece set.
LEGO’s Custom Garage Ford Mustang GT Technic set introduces interchangeable body panels, working steering, and tuner-style customization—bringing project-car vibes to an 823-piece build.