Team Corally Launches the Punisher XD & Furago XD: New 1/12 Mini Monster Trucks

The headline feature is that Corally built the XD2S around full-size, standard RC electronics rather than the miniature or proprietary components that a lot of 1/12 scale bashers use to hit a smaller size and lower price. That means the steering servo, receiver, and other electronics are the same class of parts you'd find in a larger RTR — generally easier to source replacements for and more familiar to anyone coming from a bigger truck.

Both trucks ride on the same XD2S chassis: 4WD, a 540 brushed motor, and oil-filled 12mm big-bore shocks. Reported dimensions put them at roughly 340mm long with a 265mm track width and about 100mm tires — small enough for tight spaces, but built more like a scaled-down basher than a toy-grade RTR.

Each truck ships as a complete Ready-to-Run package: a shorty 2S LiPo battery and charger are included, so there's nothing extra to buy to get running out of the box.

The two trucks are mechanically identical — same XD2S chassis, same drivetrain, same electronics. The difference is entirely in body styling: the Punisher XD carries Corally's established monster-truck-style body and attitude, while the Furago XD introduces a new body design on the same shared platform. Which one to get comes down to which look you'd rather drive, not a performance trade-off.

Team Corally has priced both the Punisher XD (C-00231) and the Furago XD (C-00230) at $179.99. Reporting around the launch also noted Corally pushed the release back from an earlier planned date to make a handful of running changes first — including upgraded shock shafts, a metal-gear servo, and revised battery-retention hardware — before shipping.

Early demand has been strong: the first shipment sold out fast, across both body styles and all four color options (red, green, blue, and orange). We're now tracking all eight listings (see below) and they'll flip from "Sold Out" to buyable automatically the moment more stock comes in — no need to keep checking back manually.