I would hazard a guess that it will be the Mercedes AMG One. I think that would fit well into the theme Lego is going for with this line. Perhaps in a dark red color or something of that nature. Plus that being a hybrid hypercar would allow them to start creating a semi-complex system before doing a full-blown electric car. Aston Martin Valhalla would probably be my second guess.
Not a super car, but speaking of Mercedes I would love a 1:8 G-Class (not a G63, maybe an earlier classic one). Or Unimog (again). :) …Zetros. No, not the Zetros we got… something better.
@@herrkeks8509 Mercedes’ AMG one is in the mid 2 millions. Just because it’s a Mercedes’ brand doesn’t mean it’s not a super car. It is a designed super car, if anything, that Porsche 911 GT3 RS is way less expensive than the AMG one and more common.
I thought about the Rimac Nivera since they bought a big part of Bugatti and the already worked together with the VW group/ Porsche. The only thing that wouldn’t suit is the delay part XD.
I’m thinking the next car could be either the McLaren elva or the corvette c8 zo6. Both could be fun builds in my opinion, especially a mechanism for the elva’s wind channeling system.
Well usually they are “Hypercars” that were released or unveiled that year except the Porsche bc it’s not a hypercar. But, the Porsche 2016 = 991 GT3RS launch 2018 = Chiron reveal 2020 = Sian Revealed
I’d absolutely love if they made more technic off-road cars like what the land rover has is just so much better when it comes to showing off what lego can be. I honestly think it’s one of the best technic sets they have produced recently
I have noticed other patterns with these cars that may be entirely unrelated, but I find it interesting to say the least. The most obvious thing is a link with the speed champions line: 2015: Porsche first appears in SC 2016: 42056 2017: Bugatti first appears in SC 2018: 42083 2020: Lamborghini first appears in SC 2020 Summer: 42115 Last year, we received Koenigsegg and Toyota for the first time in Speed Champions, and a rumour from the channel Briq Foundation states that this year we could expect Lotus and Aston Martin to show up. Secondly, look at the cars released in the car transporter scale. The first released was the Corvette, which was orange; just like the Porsche. Secondly, the Senna, which was blue, just like the Chiron. Then recently was the Mustang: Lime, just like the Sián. Which leaves the FE Porsche, which is primarily white. Arguably one could also mention the Jeep, which was of course yellow. With this information, I think there are several possibilities as to what this car could be. If the Speed Champions pattern is true, I think Koenigsegg or Aston Martin are most likely. As for the colours thing, white or yellow is most possible. My final Predictions: a white Koenigsegg Jesko, or maybe the new one mentioned at 6:22 . It could also potentially be an Aston Martine Valkyrie or Valhalla, both of which (in my opinion) would look very cool in white.
Actually, the Speed Champions Lamborghini set featured the Huracán Super Trofeo and the Urus STX. Additionally the car featured doesn't matter - we never got a speed champions GT3 RS, rather, beginning with the 918 Spyder and the '911 GT Finish line'.
i would love to see a Mclaren or Koenigsegg. Something new would be nice like a Rimac but i feel Lego will go with a better known brand. If they do an EV id hope they add some RC function. Doors, lights etc. No engine, no lack of features
To be fair, they're doing a Valkyrie in this year's Speed Champions line, so I don't know that they would do the same cat in two different "scales" in the same year.
my predictions for the next Technic Supercar is the Aston Martin Valhalla. Aston Martin revealed the production version of the car and said production would start in 2023. Could be a reason why the next Technic car could be delayed until next year.
I have an interesting one. I would like a version of the Koenigsegg Jesko. It would be cool. And It would also be cool if they could make it so you could turn it into the Attack model, like how you could make the Porsche set into either the Targa or the Turbo.
It would be nice to see the Koenigsegg Gemera. According to JWW the configurator for the customers will be opening in 2022... Fingers crossed for the first 4 seat hyper Lego set.
Since you chose the electric car that might release, I wish that the fourth LEGO Technic super car would have control+. I would also choose the automatic brakes for the wheels whenever you stop the car. It could use the powered up medium motor to activate the brakes with linear clutches since the rotation sensor is not really necessary and it might fit perfectly. 4:14
I hope, and believe, that they will not motorize this series of models. They are primarily display-models. Adding motors and electronics bumps up the cost significantly and would only be used a very few times before being left sitting in shelves or display cases. Motors and control apps may have their appeal, but not in this series.
Its so cool to see a Hungarian youtuber having a successful channel, I'm Hungarian and when I heard your name at the start I sat up and started looking around if u were Hungarian. Your accent kinda sound Russian but its pretty good and fluent. I'll check your other videos about some sets I'm interested in :D
The Ford GT would be amazing being able to see through the Buttresses. Adjustable suspension can mimic the real car. Also, it may not be around in the 3 or 4yrs time to be the next 5th 1/8 scale technic car. There are plenty of fast EV's coming in the future
I’d really love to see something new too, I feel like the sian is already the peak of Lego gearboxes and there’s not much more we can have going forward. Besides, if you look at the way these cars are built, the chassis are pretty similar, the exterior is made by creating a separate front and rear, then using a bunch of pins to connect them Oh and my money is on a koenigsegg
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If they’re delaying it to 2023, it would come in line with the Corvette Z06. I’d love seeing that in an official set and maybe even make the convertible model, so we could have a cool function aside from a fake engine and a gearbox.
You had me at "There is no information at all" ;D All I can say is: A delay for next year would suck, just because of the comfortable "every two year" frequency. Big construction model and super car next year? -> Meh.
All of them are modelled after some of the fastest cars in existence, and usually there is a tie-in to the Speed Champions line either in the same year of release, or the year before it. So since Lego acquired and built (rather impressively) a Speed Champions version of the Koenigsegg Jesko last year, which is theorised to be potentially the fastest car that exists right now, my bets are on this.
Might be me, but since Lego has recently made the Mustang pullback set with Ford, maybe the GT? Quite a legendary vehicle, winning Le Mans 60 years after the GT40 MK2 did. But hey, just a theory.
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I'd love a few: Ford GT; Ferrari SF90 Straddle or Spider; 815 GTS; Aston Martin Valkyrie; McLaren Artura...
A more classic car, like a Miura, Ferrari Daytona / Dino would be nice, or a jaguar e type would also be very cool, plus it would give the option to have a less complex gearbox and make it affordable for the average fan
I think the next 1:8 supercar will be the rumored „42143 18+ Ultimate Car with 3776 pieces“. Release is August 2022, so it could be in time. The 42115 was released in August 2020, but 2 months earlier online exclusive.
I’m a little late to this conversation but I’d really like them to go back in time and do the McLaren F1 road car. It’s iconic, it still looks amazing, and I think it would make for a fun build. Or the original NSX with alt builds for pop up and fixed headlights.
Basically LEGO should make something like BrunoJ1's P1... it had a fake engine, butr no gearbox and instead hed othor awesome features like active aero and suspension height adjustment... That would be the way to do an electric car in my opinion...
The thing that would be awesome is a steering linked to the gear box : 1st, 2nd, 3rd and rear, you steer in opposite direction front and rear wheel, reducing the u turn radius, 4th and 5th speed, you steer them in same direction, making it a crab like direction...
Would really love a Bronco Raptor to go alongside the Defender, but I understand they just made an F-150 Raptor last year so it probably wont happen. As for a supercar, I have no clue.
Loved the hilarity of your videos, bro 😆...love the yeti as well 👍🏼☺️...as for me, I really don't want the new car to be electric...I hope there's a lot of mechanical functions in it as you've emphasized 🙏🏼
Well Rimac has a strong relationship with porsche and bugatti, so maybe Rimac? Rimac is also a new licence like the previous two. Outside VW, Koenisegg is very good shout, with the new licence and 'unreleased car'. Mercedes AMG One is a good one as well, but Mercedes haven't been with Lego for a while. Ferrari 296 GTB is new car by Ferrari so potential is there. Rumors of Speed champions show that Aston Martin and Lotus are joining Speed Champions so maybe something from those brands.
I would take into account marketing standpoint. There is no way that Rimac will bring any good sales because people doesn’t know the brand. It would be a sounded brand that people around the world know.
@@R1pp3d yea those are for people who likes technic in a way other than super cars. Btw those are produced way less than the 1:8 super car models, 1:8 models are literally the flagship of technic
I would like to have the Rimac Nevera with two drive motors (one motor per axle) and steering. And with an automatically extending and braking rear wing. should be possible with one hub and four motors
I don't know if Lego has the license for it but I think the Pagani Huyara (if that's how you spell it) would be pretty cool for this however it is also an older car.
My personal pick would be to see a Lego Fire GT, any version, 1966 GT40, 05 GT, modern GT, doesn’t matter. It’s one of my favorite cars. It’d either be that or a Hennessey Venom GT or F5
This is a wild one, but I think a Lego version of the new electric Delorean would be amazing. They would have the opportunity to refine a gullwing door design, and from the pics we've seen, it could be a really cool design exercise if done properly.
The VW group seems legit, however I see it as a pro argument and not a must have feature since Lego has various brand licences. We talk about supercar serie, which is mainly a well-sculptured, building-focused theme with primary functions and 1-2 interesting mechanism. What I mean under primary function is a suspension (which can be upgraded with the new BMW spring element). I can imagine some major improvement here as well (adjustable suspension). Other is the fake engine. The world tends to be more electric (first hybrids but pure electric cars as well). Lego has to follow the trend if they want to keep the brand for new, exciting hypercars. But implementing motors to this serie would dramaticaly increase the set price, unless the reduce the piece count. But as a decoration element (adults are the target group) propably not a key feature to make it playable. Solution: after fake combustion engine, a fake electric engine could be introduced. The transmission is pretty much paired with combuston engines. After Sian, I have doubts in a huge step forward. With fake electric engines this problem would disappear since the transmission would be dramatically simplified (few speed gearbox instead of 7-8 speed). On interesting mechanic side the Bugatti has the cool spoiler feature, the Sian has the door opening mechanism (the porsche has none, but it was the 1st of its kind). I would say this is a key criteria for a supercar so I think the next one will also have at least 1 of this unique solution. One more aspect is worth to consider. The ultimate cars tends to be brand new, so old r8 and mclarens are not expected imo. So what could be the next supercar? Inferring from the above it depends on how the fake electric engine is ready. If it has advanced status, than the next car would be a hybrid, to test it. If it is under improvement or not exists at all, than combustion engine will appear again with a transmission. With this logic the highest chance for the next supercar is a not yet revealed hypercar from VW group. If the car is already released and the fake electric engine theory is valid and its in developed status, then an AMG project 1, Porsche 919 or a Ferrari is concecivable imo. In a conservative scenario one of the Koenigsegg, Speedtail or maybe an AM Valkyre can be released. And dont forget: Lego has the right to change their theme anytime they want (go to retro cars or legendary race cars for example). I emphasize the fact that this is a theory. It is not proven.
Why does nobody talk about the Rimac nevera, because they are also partnering with bugatti and porsche so there are already some conections there right?
I REALLY want the next Super Car to be Koenigsegg. Yet I have a feeling it's gonna be Ferrari. Btw... according to recent rumors, one of the leakers suggested that 2022 Supercar will be 42143 Ferrari Ultimate Car and will be priced $400.... sheesh expensive!
I wonder if at one point they'll change it up, like instead of a supercar they do something offroad like the Kamaz Polar, or that 6x6 Mercedes pickup truck thing. Or perhaps they do something classic, like the 1956 Chevy Bel Air, or a Volkswagen Beetle
I'd like something with less curves. Boxy cars are better suited to translating to Lego. BMW E30. Lancia Delta Integrale. Audi Quattro. Lamborghini LM002.
With the release of the BMW bike this year I don't think they would release another UCS set from the same manufacturer... But it'd be cool to see a BMW in the future, I'd love to have an M1!
Some other subscribers of your channel already mentioned it. 1:8 scale Delorean DMC with functional gullwingdoors. An option to convert the set to the theee movie Version I-III. That would be amazing, awesome, marvelous, fantastic… ok, I am biased. Sorry for that. Keep up the good work. Stay safe. Stay healthy.
A koenigseggg jesko with working rear wheel steering and 9 speed gearbox would be amazing, LEGO could use flex tubes to add the green accent colour on the car
Better suspension, that isn't the boring standard double wishbone suspension, with actual geometry, like camber gain, caster, kingping, etc. would be nice too
Rimac Nevera is a possibility, it’s half owned by Porsche, and Rimac is taking over Bugatti to take it electric. The Nevera definitely is more of a notable supercar than the Audi
I want to see Koenigsegg Gemera. Lots of new things compared to old supercars: 3-cylinder engine in addiktion to electric motors, 4 seats, cool huge doors, 4 (!) passenger suitcases,...
Not that I think that one of these will be the next technic car, but I would love to see the: Mazda Furai, Ferrari Laferrari, SSC North America Tuatara, Hennesey Performance Venom F5, Koenigsegg Jesko, Devel Sixteen, or Aston Martin Vulcan! I think that the Laferrari and Tuatara would have the biggest chance of these cars but probably non of these will be released :(
Because Lego Technic was a official sponsor of the Le Mans Virtual Series a LMP1 is not out of the question I think. Because the real Peugeot 9X8 is not completely finished yet, it also could be part of the delay of the Lego model.
I would most definitely purchase the next Lego supercar whatever it may be. It would be delightful if some version of a Chevrolet Corvette were produced.
Mclaren hopefully? My first choice would be the Artura or 765LT. Would also be happy with the Koenigsegg Gemera, they could make a great door mech and cabin. Plus, the Gemera is a hybrid 3-cyl making for some interesting options.
Audi S1 Quattro Group B Rally Car or Scania S series at 1:8 scale would be fantastic. I know there is a version of the Scania going through Lego Ideas at the moment and is being voted on. That would be my preference but the Peugeot 9X8 also looks very interesting. Thanks for the great videos
Racing brick, do you know of any alternate builds for the cat d11? I got it for Christmas and am going to soon build the actual set but was wondering if you knew of any?
If the tendence continues and the next model is associated to the VW Group maybe the next model could be the Rimac Nevera. In 2021 it was announced the addition of Rimac to Porsche AG (that menas also part of the VW Group), and part of the announcement was the fact that Rimac will be in charge and own Bugatti as a Brand. So Maybe a Rimac model could be a cool and new option.
I’m only interested in one supercar - Audi Sportquattro S1 E2. and of course fully functioning - Full Quattro drivetrain, Adjustable Suspension, Steering and all other rally goodies.
I would be delighted if Lego releases a usb charger hub instead of using batteries and try to have a “port” next to external parts of the car in order to provide us a easy way to charge (similar of what you find in an authentic electric car) and, also, of course, develop a new Control+ for this car. I am a big fun of #BuWizz and Lego could follow them and learn (why not) in some aspects. What do you think?
BuWizz is not for the masses, LEGO would be easily able to produce something like that, they simply don't want to. They are still making stuff for kids so everything will be slow and safe.
@@RacingBrick I totally agree to have a design and “project” to be easy and slow. I think at least they could try to have a new USB port to charge a hub. But it is more likely to not have motors and use of Control+ app for this new supercar, following others supercars released.
NGL a Gemera would be really cool as that yellow interior with those bucket seats would fit very well in a Lego set My main prediction ever since the Sian was announced (the Sian basically confirmed the VW group theory I had before lol) was the Bentley Bacalar since its official color was Yellow (different from the 3), is part of the VW Group, and has the cool factor of a unique design and a big front engine My personal hopes are for a Golf R or an Audi RS3 but these ain't happening for sure since they are too uninteresting for the general public lol
I know its highly unlikely but I would love to see the rimac nevera. It has the vw tie in, has a ton of functional flaps and active aero, and it being electric maybe power function drive train???
I would like to see LEGO move to something more relatable. I bought the Porsche, but feel zero connection to the Bugatti or Sian because I've never even dreamed of affording those real cars. I would have bought a Lambo Huracan. With that, I'd like to see them break the mold. They really failed making the Raptor a 2WD smaller scale. For the next supercar, I'd buy a Ford Bronco DR. Include some new a arms, shocks, wheels and wheel hubs and people will buy the set just to use pieces on their MOCs.
I would love a Lego version of the Jesko Attack, it would be magical, especially if they nail the 9 speed transmission and doors.
I don’t even care about the gearbox then sit on my shelf and don’t move
@@tn261 how boring
* 9 clutch
That would have been sick
@@clifbar6424 9 speed and 7 clutch
I would hazard a guess that it will be the Mercedes AMG One. I think that would fit well into the theme Lego is going for with this line. Perhaps in a dark red color or something of that nature. Plus that being a hybrid hypercar would allow them to start creating a semi-complex system before doing a full-blown electric car.
Aston Martin Valhalla would probably be my second guess.
Koeinsegg Jesko
@@blackdragonplays1934 If it's a Koenigsegg it wouldn't be the Jesko. That car just had a Speed Champions release last year.
Not a super car, but speaking of Mercedes I would love a 1:8 G-Class (not a G63, maybe an earlier classic one). Or Unimog (again). :) …Zetros. No, not the Zetros we got… something better.
@@herrkeks8509 Mercedes’ AMG one is in the mid 2 millions. Just because it’s a Mercedes’ brand doesn’t mean it’s not a super car. It is a designed super car, if anything, that Porsche 911 GT3 RS is way less expensive than the AMG one and more common.
@@abcdef5010 I meant the G-Class.
I'm hoping for the current gen Ford GT. I think the body shape would be a great build and they already have partnership with Ford
Maybe the new Alan Mann heritage livery edition??
Ngl I’m not big on LEGO cars but if they came out with a 1:8 scale Ford GT I’d buy it in a heartbeat
I’d loveeeeeeee any Ford GT at this scale💙
Ford GT LM would be sick or just a class 1 race car (old dtm)
Ferrari daytona
I thought about the Rimac Nivera since they bought a big part of Bugatti and the already worked together with the VW group/ Porsche. The only thing that wouldn’t suit is the delay part XD.
Had exactly same thought...
If they would do a Aston Martin Valkyrie or Valhalla it would be amazing. Seeing the aerodynamic design in 1:8 technic would just be so damn cool
I’m thinking the next car could be either the McLaren elva or the corvette c8 zo6. Both could be fun builds in my opinion, especially a mechanism for the elva’s wind channeling system.
Well usually they are “Hypercars” that were released or unveiled that year except the Porsche bc it’s not a hypercar.
But, the Porsche 2016 = 991 GT3RS launch
2018 = Chiron reveal
2020 = Sian Revealed
Luckily, I know of someone working on a C8 MOC. They intend to pay to rebrickable when finished, and after taking pictures of the finished build
Can't lie, kinda inching for a Ferrari J50 or an SSC Tuatara would be cool
I’d absolutely love if they made more technic off-road cars like what the land rover has is just so much better when it comes to showing off what lego can be. I honestly think it’s one of the best technic sets they have produced recently
Recently the set is from mid 2019 if i am not mistaking. But heck yeah it's on3 of the best tech ic sets ever. It hase a 5 gears gearbox🥵🥵🥵
I have noticed other patterns with these cars that may be entirely unrelated, but I find it interesting to say the least.
The most obvious thing is a link with the speed champions line:
2015: Porsche first appears in SC
2016: 42056
2017: Bugatti first appears in SC
2018: 42083
2020: Lamborghini first appears in SC
2020 Summer: 42115
Last year, we received Koenigsegg and Toyota for the first time in Speed Champions, and a rumour from the channel Briq Foundation states that this year we could expect Lotus and Aston Martin to show up.
Secondly, look at the cars released in the car transporter scale. The first released was the Corvette, which was orange; just like the Porsche. Secondly, the Senna, which was blue, just like the Chiron. Then recently was the Mustang: Lime, just like the Sián.
Which leaves the FE Porsche, which is primarily white. Arguably one could also mention the Jeep, which was of course yellow.
With this information, I think there are several possibilities as to what this car could be. If the Speed Champions pattern is true, I think Koenigsegg or Aston Martin are most likely. As for the colours thing, white or yellow is most possible.
My final Predictions: a white Koenigsegg Jesko, or maybe the new one mentioned at 6:22 . It could also potentially be an Aston Martine Valkyrie or Valhalla, both of which (in my opinion) would look very cool in white.
Yea just that the lamborghini sc model was not the sian, it was the centernario.
Actually, the Speed Champions Lamborghini set featured the Huracán Super Trofeo and the Urus STX. Additionally the car featured doesn't matter - we never got a speed champions GT3 RS, rather, beginning with the 918 Spyder and the '911 GT Finish line'.
He was talking about the brands not the cars themselves. As in lego acquiring a new brand and using it for multiple sets in different themes
@@whytho25 Yea i guess so i just meant that they released the same model for the other 1:8 scale as the sc sets.
@@CHProject76 Yea i just thought it was a centenario because of the black and yellow and it kinda looked like one from the front:)
i would love to see a Mclaren or Koenigsegg. Something new would be nice like a Rimac but i feel Lego will go with a better known brand.
If they do an EV id hope they add some RC function. Doors, lights etc. No engine, no lack of features
I would really love a Mercedes AMG One. Or a Aston Martin Valkyrie (might make sense since Lego and AM worked together for the DB5)
or what about the Valhalla? AM delayed the car until 2023 production so hmmm
To be fair, they're doing a Valkyrie in this year's Speed Champions line, so I don't know that they would do the same cat in two different "scales" in the same year.
They did release sets in both Speed Champions and Technic for the 911 and Chiron.
my predictions for the next Technic Supercar is the Aston Martin Valhalla. Aston Martin revealed the production version of the car and said production would start in 2023. Could be a reason why the next Technic car could be delayed until next year.
They are making a speed champions version of that
I have an interesting one. I would like a version of the Koenigsegg Jesko. It would be cool. And It would also be cool if they could make it so you could turn it into the Attack model, like how you could make the Porsche set into either the Targa or the Turbo.
It would be nice to see the Koenigsegg Gemera. According to JWW the configurator for the customers will be opening in 2022... Fingers crossed for the first 4 seat hyper Lego set.
It would be nice to see how LEGO would handle the system of the electric motors and the 3-cyl engine, as well as the iconic doors.
I hope: Jesko
but yeah,gemera is Amazing
I't could be Rimac Nevera. It's from Volkswagen Group, also it's in production like other 1:8 Lego sets.
Since you chose the electric car that might release, I wish that the fourth LEGO Technic super car would have control+. I would also choose the automatic brakes for the wheels whenever you stop the car. It could use the powered up medium motor to activate the brakes with linear clutches since the rotation sensor is not really necessary and it might fit perfectly. 4:14
I hope, and believe, that they will not motorize this series of models. They are primarily display-models. Adding motors and electronics bumps up the cost significantly and would only be used a very few times before being left sitting in shelves or display cases. Motors and control apps may have their appeal, but not in this series.
Its so cool to see a Hungarian youtuber having a successful channel, I'm Hungarian and when I heard your name at the start I sat up and started looking around if u were Hungarian. Your accent kinda sound Russian but its pretty good and fluent. I'll check your other videos about some sets I'm interested in :D
I like this guy’s humor and editing
The Ford GT would be amazing being able to see through the Buttresses. Adjustable suspension can mimic the real car. Also, it may not be around in the 3 or 4yrs time to be the next 5th 1/8 scale technic car. There are plenty of fast EV's coming in the future
I’d really love to see something new too, I feel like the sian is already the peak of Lego gearboxes and there’s not much more we can have going forward. Besides, if you look at the way these cars are built, the chassis are pretty similar, the exterior is made by creating a separate front and rear, then using a bunch of pins to connect them
Oh and my money is on a koenigsegg
If they’re delaying it to 2023, it would come in line with the Corvette Z06. I’d love seeing that in an official set and maybe even make the convertible model, so we could have a cool function aside from a fake engine and a gearbox.
You had me at "There is no information at all" ;D
All I can say is: A delay for next year would suck, just because of the comfortable "every two year" frequency. Big construction model and super car next year? -> Meh.
4:23 imagine what unbrickme would think lol
Rimac Nevera. Stays with the VW group
All of them are modelled after some of the fastest cars in existence, and usually there is a tie-in to the Speed Champions line either in the same year of release, or the year before it. So since Lego acquired and built (rather impressively) a Speed Champions version of the Koenigsegg Jesko last year, which is theorised to be potentially the fastest car that exists right now, my bets are on this.
Might be me, but since Lego has recently made the Mustang pullback set with Ford, maybe the GT? Quite a legendary vehicle, winning Le Mans 60 years after the GT40 MK2 did. But hey, just a theory.
I'd love a few: Ford GT; Ferrari SF90 Straddle or Spider; 815 GTS; Aston Martin Valkyrie; McLaren Artura...
A more classic car, like a Miura, Ferrari Daytona / Dino would be nice, or a jaguar e type would also be very cool, plus it would give the option to have a less complex gearbox and make it affordable for the average fan
Would be great but I wouldn't hold my breath unfortunately... those more likely to appear as a Creator Expert car
That was a surprisingly broad and accurate (if you can say that :) prediction! XD I love reading other comments on expectations and wishses too.
I think the next 1:8 supercar will be the rumored „42143 18+ Ultimate Car with 3776 pieces“. Release is August 2022, so it could be in time. The 42115 was released in August 2020, but 2 months earlier online exclusive.
The rumor of the delay is newer than the rumor of the release date :D Nothing is confirmed of course....
I'm not gonna theorize at all but as a sarcastic car and lego enthusiast the content and tone of this video was absolutely right up my alley!
The chiron has a W16 not a V8, V10, V12 and the Porsche 911 Gt2 has a flat 4 or flat 6 I might confuse it with the gt3, and the Sian has a v12
I’m a little late to this conversation but I’d really like them to go back in time and do the McLaren F1 road car. It’s iconic, it still looks amazing, and I think it would make for a fun build.
Or the original NSX with alt builds for pop up and fixed headlights.
Basically LEGO should make something like BrunoJ1's P1... it had a fake engine, butr no gearbox and instead hed othor awesome features like active aero and suspension height adjustment... That would be the way to do an electric car in my opinion...
Someone somewhere please slap Lego to enter a collaboration with Koenigsegg!! People would crawl over cut glass for one of those!!
They are already collaborating, had a Speed Champions set released last year ;)
The thing that would be awesome is a steering linked to the gear box : 1st, 2nd, 3rd and rear, you steer in opposite direction front and rear wheel, reducing the u turn radius, 4th and 5th speed, you steer them in same direction, making it a crab like direction...
"Anything mechanical that is not a gearbox" ... i chuckled :)
Would really love a Bronco Raptor to go alongside the Defender, but I understand they just made an F-150 Raptor last year so it probably wont happen. As for a supercar, I have no clue.
Loved the hilarity of your videos, bro 😆...love the yeti as well 👍🏼☺️...as for me, I really don't want the new car to be electric...I hope there's a lot of mechanical functions in it as you've emphasized 🙏🏼
I would like to see a Pagani Zonda, or Ferrari Enzo, Aston Martin DB, something different
There was a Racers set of Ferrari Enzo in 1:10 scale. We know now after release.. what is the new set ;P
Well Rimac has a strong relationship with porsche and bugatti, so maybe Rimac? Rimac is also a new licence like the previous two. Outside VW, Koenisegg is very good shout, with the new licence and 'unreleased car'. Mercedes AMG One is a good one as well, but Mercedes haven't been with Lego for a while. Ferrari 296 GTB is new car by Ferrari so potential is there. Rumors of Speed champions show that Aston Martin and Lotus are joining Speed Champions so maybe something from those brands.
I would take into account marketing standpoint. There is no way that Rimac will bring any good sales because people doesn’t know the brand. It would be a sounded brand that people around the world know.
Wasn't the Mercedes Zetros released last year? The Lego version I mean, not the real thing :D
@@R1pp3d yea those are for people who likes technic in a way other than super cars. Btw those are produced way less than the 1:8 super car models, 1:8 models are literally the flagship of technic
I loke your focus and collection of Lego Cars...very cool. I Subbed for ya.
I wouldn't be mad if that was the super car they chose. That Audi is wicked
I would like to have the Rimac Nevera with two drive motors (one motor per axle) and steering. And with an automatically extending and braking rear wing. should be possible with one hub and four motors
I don't know if Lego has the license for it but I think the Pagani Huyara (if that's how you spell it) would be pretty cool for this however it is also an older car.
My personal pick would be to see a Lego Fire GT, any version, 1966 GT40, 05 GT, modern GT, doesn’t matter. It’s one of my favorite cars. It’d either be that or a Hennessey Venom GT or F5
I would be so excited if they come out with the McLaren F1. Crazy cool car that really described super car
The jesko would be on point especially with the v12 engine and 9 speed transmission maybe even with the clutch
Jesko has a TT V8, not a V12, just fyi, along with 7 clutches
This is a wild one, but I think a Lego version of the new electric Delorean would be amazing. They would have the opportunity to refine a gullwing door design, and from the pics we've seen, it could be a really cool design exercise if done properly.
Would love to have the Valkery from Aston martin or the Ford GT.
The VW group seems legit, however I see it as a pro argument and not a must have feature since Lego has various brand licences.
We talk about supercar serie, which is mainly a well-sculptured, building-focused theme with primary functions and 1-2 interesting mechanism.
What I mean under primary function is a suspension (which can be upgraded with the new BMW spring element). I can imagine some major improvement here as well (adjustable suspension).
Other is the fake engine.
The world tends to be more electric (first hybrids but pure electric cars as well). Lego has to follow the trend if they want to keep the brand for new, exciting hypercars. But implementing motors to this serie would dramaticaly increase the set price, unless the reduce the piece count. But as a decoration element (adults are the target group) propably not a key feature to make it playable. Solution: after fake combustion engine, a fake electric engine could be introduced.
The transmission is pretty much paired with combuston engines. After Sian, I have doubts in a huge step forward. With fake electric engines this problem would disappear since the transmission would be dramatically simplified (few speed gearbox instead of 7-8 speed).
On interesting mechanic side the Bugatti has the cool spoiler feature, the Sian has the door opening mechanism (the porsche has none, but it was the 1st of its kind). I would say this is a key criteria for a supercar so I think the next one will also have at least 1 of this unique solution.
One more aspect is worth to consider. The ultimate cars tends to be brand new, so old r8 and mclarens are not expected imo.
So what could be the next supercar?
Inferring from the above it depends on how the fake electric engine is ready. If it has advanced status, than the next car would be a hybrid, to test it. If it is under improvement or not exists at all, than combustion engine will appear again with a transmission.
With this logic the highest chance for the next supercar is a not yet revealed hypercar from VW group. If the car is already released and the fake electric engine theory is valid and its in developed status, then an AMG project 1, Porsche 919 or a Ferrari is concecivable imo. In a conservative scenario one of the Koenigsegg, Speedtail or maybe an AM Valkyre can be released.
And dont forget: Lego has the right to change their theme anytime they want (go to retro cars or legendary race cars for example).
I emphasize the fact that this is a theory. It is not proven.
Why does nobody talk about the Rimac nevera, because they are also partnering with bugatti and porsche so there are already some conections there right?
It could be the Rimac Nevera, it technically is under porsche, which is under Volkswagen
Would love if it would be the Koenigsegg Jesko
I think they should go classic make a Dodge Viper, or a Chevrolet Corvette..
I would honestly love an Audi RS e-tron GT as a lego car. It’s just so cool and interesting in many aspects.
Why are you here so fast guys? Aren't you supposed to be in school ? :D
No here in Spain :D
I REALLY want the next Super Car to be Koenigsegg. Yet I have a feeling it's gonna be Ferrari. Btw... according to recent rumors, one of the leakers suggested that 2022 Supercar will be 42143 Ferrari Ultimate Car and will be priced $400.... sheesh expensive!
Love to see the Peugeot 908 HDi that you showed at the end of your video
I wonder if at one point they'll change it up, like instead of a supercar they do something offroad like the Kamaz Polar, or that 6x6 Mercedes pickup truck thing. Or perhaps they do something classic, like the 1956 Chevy Bel Air, or a Volkswagen Beetle
I totally agree, I hope they listen to your suggestions
I'd like something with less curves.
Boxy cars are better suited to translating to Lego.
BMW E30. Lancia Delta Integrale. Audi Quattro. Lamborghini LM002.
That's a very interesting way of breaking things down. But BMW would still be an option?
With the release of the BMW bike this year I don't think they would release another UCS set from the same manufacturer... But it'd be cool to see a BMW in the future, I'd love to have an M1!
Personally I'd love to see the GMA T.50, maybe with a mechanical drive for the fan?
Some other subscribers of your channel already mentioned it. 1:8 scale Delorean DMC with functional gullwingdoors. An option to convert the set to the theee movie Version I-III. That would be amazing, awesome, marvelous, fantastic… ok, I am biased. Sorry for that. Keep up the good work. Stay safe. Stay healthy.
I would love a Ford GT '17 Lego Version, i'm sure the curves would look amazing !
A koenigseggg jesko with working rear wheel steering and 9 speed gearbox would be amazing, LEGO could use flex tubes to add the green accent colour on the car
i would really like a Mustang in 1:8 scale. Either a current production car or a classic muscle car would be great
I hope for some nice, big suv. We need that change. Defender is amazing and something similar would be amazing, in bigger scale.
4 wheel steering? Well, we came back to supercar 8880 XD
My guess is a Jesko predecessor, cvt style gear box, mechanically challenging doors, front lift suspension and large opening body panels
Better suspension, that isn't the boring standard double wishbone suspension, with actual geometry, like camber gain, caster, kingping, etc. would be nice too
I'd like either an Aston Martin or a Delorean (back to the future conversion optional)
Rimac Nevera is a possibility, it’s half owned by Porsche, and Rimac is taking over Bugatti to take it electric. The Nevera definitely is more of a notable supercar than the Audi
I hope they do a Technic version of the Jesko Attack and make everything just as insane as the real car
Electric Audi would be awesome with lots of electric pieces (e.g. 4 motors, working lights, detailed interior).
I want to see Koenigsegg Gemera. Lots of new things compared to old supercars: 3-cylinder engine in addiktion to electric motors, 4 seats, cool huge doors, 4 (!) passenger suitcases,...
Good luck on those new, innovative technic features from Lego...
Not that I think that one of these will be the next technic car, but I would love to see the: Mazda Furai, Ferrari Laferrari, SSC North America Tuatara, Hennesey Performance Venom F5, Koenigsegg Jesko, Devel Sixteen, or Aston Martin Vulcan! I think that the Laferrari and Tuatara would have the biggest chance of these cars but probably non of these will be released :(
Because Lego Technic was a official sponsor of the Le Mans Virtual Series a LMP1 is not out of the question I think. Because the real Peugeot 9X8 is not completely finished yet, it also could be part of the delay of the Lego model.
I would most definitely purchase the next Lego supercar whatever it may be. It would be delightful if some version of a Chevrolet Corvette were produced.
I wouldn't mind if lego were to make a really detailed trophy truck or something just to step away from the super cars but still massive and expensive
I would love to see an R8. I know it’s older but the convertible would be a cool aspect.
A 1/8 of one of the new Le Mans cars next year would be awesome
Mclaren hopefully? My first choice would be the Artura or 765LT. Would also be happy with the Koenigsegg Gemera, they could make a great door mech and cabin. Plus, the Gemera is a hybrid 3-cyl making for some interesting options.
Lamborghini Countach……….Why the heck not
Audi S1 Quattro Group B Rally Car or Scania S series at 1:8 scale would be fantastic. I know there is a version of the Scania going through Lego Ideas at the moment and is being voted on. That would be my preference but the Peugeot 9X8 also looks very interesting. Thanks for the great videos
I’d love to see a Lego super car with a working convertible roof I think that would be so cool
Agree! Not a supercar but after completing the Sian, on the survey I suggested a Miata! Such an iconic car!
Mercedes Benz AMG GT3 would be cool, maybe they should make a F1 safety car, that would be pretty cool too
Racing brick, do you know of any alternate builds for the cat d11? I got it for Christmas and am going to soon build the actual set but was wondering if you knew of any?
Check out rebrickable.com
@@RacingBrick ok thanks
I would love to see the aeromobil as a technic 1:8 car (flying car that has folding wins that could be a cool mecanisam, or terrafugia transition
Lamborghini Countach………….Nuf said
If the tendence continues and the next model is associated to the VW Group maybe the next model could be the Rimac Nevera. In 2021 it was announced the addition of Rimac to Porsche AG (that menas also part of the VW Group), and part of the announcement was the fact that Rimac will be in charge and own Bugatti as a Brand. So Maybe a Rimac model could be a cool and new option.
I’m only interested in one supercar - Audi Sportquattro S1 E2. and of course fully functioning - Full Quattro drivetrain, Adjustable Suspension, Steering and all other rally goodies.
I realize this is the wrong video to ask this on, but can the BuWizz 3.0 handle two BuWizz motors?
On paper yes it can, I did not have a chance yet to test it properly.
@@RacingBrick great, thanks for the help RacingBrick!
I would be delighted if Lego releases a usb charger hub instead of using batteries and try to have a “port” next to external parts of the car in order to provide us a easy way to charge (similar of what you find in an authentic electric car) and, also, of course, develop a new Control+ for this car. I am a big fun of #BuWizz and Lego could follow them and learn (why not) in some aspects. What do you think?
BuWizz is not for the masses, LEGO would be easily able to produce something like that, they simply don't want to. They are still making stuff for kids so everything will be slow and safe.
@@RacingBrick I totally agree to have a design and “project” to be easy and slow. I think at least they could try to have a new USB port to charge a hub. But it is more likely to not have motors and use of Control+ app for this new supercar, following others supercars released.
NGL a Gemera would be really cool as that yellow interior with those bucket seats would fit very well in a Lego set
My main prediction ever since the Sian was announced (the Sian basically confirmed the VW group theory I had before lol) was the Bentley Bacalar since its official color was Yellow (different from the 3), is part of the VW Group, and has the cool factor of a unique design and a big front engine
My personal hopes are for a Golf R or an Audi RS3 but these ain't happening for sure since they are too uninteresting for the general public lol
It’s quite simple: a Rimac. The Croation electrical hypercar, owned in a joint venture with Bugatti. Part of Volkswagen.
I would love if instead of doing a modern super car if they did a 1/8th scale classic car, like 69 camero or 426 hemi cuda
I know its highly unlikely but I would love to see the rimac nevera. It has the vw tie in, has a ton of functional flaps and active aero, and it being electric maybe power function drive train???
I would like to see LEGO move to something more relatable. I bought the Porsche, but feel zero connection to the Bugatti or Sian because I've never even dreamed of affording those real cars. I would have bought a Lambo Huracan.
With that, I'd like to see them break the mold. They really failed making the Raptor a 2WD smaller scale. For the next supercar, I'd buy a Ford Bronco DR. Include some new a arms, shocks, wheels and wheel hubs and people will buy the set just to use pieces on their MOCs.
I would LOVE to see a koenigsegg lego set 😍 The doors especially would be an awesome mechanism!
If they we do get the etron as our 2022 1:8 model, instead of making a transmission and engine we could get our first 1:8 motorized car