EVO6409 · 1:64 Drift
Race livery looks. Alloy shell.
Four-wheel drift on a desktop.
The EVO6409 is a 1:64 scale RC drift car built for wholesale buyers. JXC Model supplies it factory-direct to importers, distributors, model shops and e-commerce sellers who need a licensed, collector-grade product at a price that leaves room for margin. It arrives pre-assembled, charges over USB and drifts from the first switch-on. No track, no tools, no learning curve — and that is exactly what turns a first order into a reorder.


Two liveries, two SKUs: white ACCELERATE and red DriftMAXX.
Product Overview: What This Model Is and Who It Is For
The EVO6409 is a four-wheel-drive RC drift car in 1:64 scale, finished as the Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution IX rally car with a deep front splitter, wide arches and the tall rear wing the model is known for. Under the alloy shell sit a 4WD drift chassis, working suspension and a 2.4GHz radio with full proportional steering and throttle — the same control architecture as our 1:43 and 1:12 cars, compressed into a body 73.7 mm long.
We build this car for small spaces, not race tracks. A desk, a living-room floor, a shop counter, a hotel room: anywhere there is a hard, flat surface about half a meter wide. That market is far larger than the serious hobby segment, and it is where most of our wholesale volume comes from.
Three buyer groups drive demand for this model:
- •Diecast dealers and model shops. They already sell the Lancer Evolution IX as a static 1:64. This is the same car with a radio in it, so it goes into the same case and sells to the same collector.
- •Importers and regional distributors. They need a licensed SKU with clean paperwork, stable production and a supplier who answers in hours rather than weeks.
- •E-commerce sellers and gift channels. They need a low-return item that films well and works as a birthday or holiday gift. Boxed, charged, ready to run.
Why 1:64 Is the Scale That Converts Static Buyers
A 1:43 drift car needs a room. A 1:10 needs a car park. At 1:64 the car drifts inside the footprint of a laptop, which changes who can own one and where it can be demonstrated.
That has a commercial consequence dealers feel immediately: a demo that fits on the counter can run all day. Staff do not need to clear floor space, customers do not need to commit to a hobby, and the sale happens in the same thirty seconds as the demonstration. The short-video formats that move this car exist for the same reason — the whole maneuver fits in a vertical frame shot at arm’s length.

Scale is also a freight decision. At 1:64 the unit box is small, so a carton holds a high piece count and the freight cost per dollar of goods stays low. Two liveries give the range its own repeat purchase: buyers who take the white ACCELERATE usually come back for the red DriftMAXX, then test the price point against our 1:43 drift models.
Key Specifications and Build Quality
Here are the numbers distributors ask us about first:

Every body is painted, decaled and assembled in our own factory in Chenghai, Shantou. Retailers tend to underestimate what pre-assembly is worth: it removes the “customer opened the box and a part was missing” complaint entirely, and it means the car is running before the buyer finishes reading the manual.
Each production batch is function-tested before packing — steering, throttle, drift response and charging. Spare parts and after-sales components can ship with bulk orders or separately on request, which keeps a returned unit a repair job instead of a write-off.
What the Mitsubishi License Does for Your Listing
The EVO6409 is produced under an official license from Mitsubishi Motors, and the retail packaging carries the Mitsubishi Motors Official Licensed Product mark. For a dealer that matters in three places: the listing survives a marketplace review, the product photographs can show the real badges and livery, and the collector recognizes the car immediately instead of reading the box.
Distributors may request the license documentation applicable to their market through the JXC sales team. If your channel requires a letter for platform approval or retail onboarding, ask at quote stage and we will supply what your market accepts.
Certifications and Compliance for Your Market
Radio-controlled models are regulated differently in every market, and those differences are where shipments get held up. Tell us your destination country when you request pricing and we will confirm which certifications and test documentation apply to your order, then schedule the market-specific testing before production starts. We would rather spend a week on paperwork than have a container sit in customs.
Documentation for customs clearance and retail listing is supplied with the shipment. If you need a specific report for platform onboarding, name it in your enquiry and we will confirm what can be arranged and how long it takes.
Wholesale Terms: MOQ, Lead Time, Packaging and OEM Options
- •MOQ: flexible, set by the model and livery mix rather than a rigid number. Ask us — most first orders are smaller than buyers expect.
- •Samples: single units ship within days, with freight quoted upfront so there are no surprises after the invoice.
- •Bulk lead time: confirmed at the time of order, based on quantity and livery mix.
- •Mixed liveries: white ACCELERATE and red DriftMAXX can be combined in one carton and one order.
- •Mixed models: combine the EVO6409 with our 1:43 AE86 and Supra drift cars and the 1:12 LC80 crawler, and test four price points in one shipment.
- •OEM and ODM: private label, custom color boxes, custom liveries, and tailored radio or speed settings for your market.
- •Shipping: DDP options to major markets, so your landed cost is known before you commit to a quantity.

Why Distributors Choose JXC Model
JXC Model Technology is an RC car manufacturer founded in 2015, with its production base in Chenghai, Shantou — China’s toy manufacturing center — and its sales office in Guangzhou. We design, mold, paint, assemble and test under one roof, and we export to more than 45 countries.
Across our range we are also the manufacturer behind officially licensed Toyota Land Cruiser, Land Rover Discovery and Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution models. Those licenses are not marketing claims: brand owners audit the factories that build their products, and passing those audits is why our lines hold their tolerances order after order.
Partners get more than a product: product photography, video and listing copy you can publish the day you receive it, spare parts support, and a sales contact who answers within hours across time zones.
FAQ for Wholesale Buyers
What is the MOQ for the EVO6409?
MOQ is flexible and depends on the model and livery mix in your order. Send us your target quantity and destination country and we will confirm what works, including options for a small first order.
Is the EVO6409 licensed by Mitsubishi?
Yes. It is an officially licensed Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution IX, and the retail packaging carries the Mitsubishi Motors Official Licensed Product mark. License documentation for your market can be requested at quote stage.
Is the EVO6409 certified for my market?
Radio-controlled models are regulated differently in each country. Tell us your destination market when you enquire and we will confirm which certifications and test reports apply to your order, and schedule any market-specific testing before production.
Can we order both liveries in one order?
Yes. White ACCELERATE and red DriftMAXX are two SKUs and can be combined in one carton and one order. Most first orders take both to test which livery moves faster in the market.
Can we use our own packaging?
Yes. Private label, custom color boxes and custom liveries are part of our OEM and ODM service. Send your artwork or a short brief and we will quote tooling cost and lead time.
Do you offer samples of the EVO6409?
Yes. Single sample units are available and freight is quoted upfront. Most buyers test one unit, then place a mixed order across two or three models.
Ready to Stock the EVO6409?
Send us your company name, destination country and target quantity, and we will reply with distributor pricing, sample options and the liveries currently in stock. If you already sell diecast, ask about the diecast shelf argument as well — most partners who start with one 1:64 drift car end up stocking both liveries.
















