Jiabaile JBL1001–JBL1004 Guide: Four 1/10 4WD Brushless RC Cars Compared

The Jiabaile JBL1001–JBL1004 1/10 4WD brushless RC platform gives drivers four distinct vehicle styles built around a shared performance-focused chassis. The range includes an off-road buggy, a wide racing truck, a desert truck and a rally car, making the choice less about basic electronics and more about proportions, body format and the surface you plan to drive on.

Every current All4RC vehicle variant is paired with a 7.6V 5600mAh 60C 2S Li-HV battery. As of this article, the JBL1001, JBL1002 and JBL1003 are in stock, while the JBL1004 rally car is sold out. Availability can change, so check the product page before ordering.

One 4WD Brushless Platform, Four Different Shapes

The four models share the same core hardware: a Surpass 3650 3800KV brushless motor with cooling fan, a Hobbywing 10BL60A ESC, a DumboRC X5P 2.4GHz gyro-assisted radio system and a 10kg metal-gear steering servo. A 3mm aluminum chassis plate supports the drivetrain, while the surrounding structure uses high-toughness nylon.

Oil-filled shocks, metal drive cups and powder-metal differential gears give the platform a more hobby-oriented specification than a basic toy-grade car. Camber, toe and ride height are adjustable, allowing owners to tune how the vehicle responds as driving surfaces and tire grip change.

JBL1001: The Off-Road Buggy

The JBL1001 measures 420 × 250 × 150mm and weighs approximately 1,847g. Its narrower buggy layout and lower mass make it the most agile-looking member of the group. The supplier-rated speed is up to approximately 50km/h on 2S, although actual performance depends on battery condition, surface grip, gearing and setup.

This model suits drivers who want a traditional 1/10 buggy silhouette for packed dirt, short grass or open hard-surface running. Its exposed-wheel layout also makes suspension movement and steering behavior easy to observe while tuning.

JBL1002: The Wide Racing Truck

At 420 × 310 × 160mm and approximately 2,485g, the JBL1002 is the widest and heaviest of the four. Its broader stance gives it a planted racing-truck appearance, and its supplier rating reaches up to approximately 60km/h on 2S—the highest published 2S figure in this group.

The extra width makes the JBL1002 a logical choice for open areas where stability and a substantial truck footprint matter more than fitting through narrow lines. It is also well suited to drivers who prefer a body that covers more of the wheels and chassis.

JBL1003: The Desert Truck

The JBL1003 measures 420 × 270 × 180mm and weighs approximately 2,446g. Its taller desert-truck body provides a different scale presence from the buggy and racing truck, while its 270mm width sits between those two models. Published 2S speed is up to approximately 55km/h.

This version is a good match for drivers drawn to desert-racing styling and a taller body profile. The covered body also creates a more scale-focused look in photos and running videos, while the shared adjustable suspension still allows setup changes for the chosen surface.

JBL1004: The Rally Car

The JBL1004 is the longest vehicle in the family at 480 × 250 × 200mm, with an approximate weight of 2,040g. It carries a supplier-rated 2S speed of up to approximately 50km/h. Its enclosed rally body and longer dimensions set it apart visually from the three off-road-focused options.

For drivers who prefer a rally-inspired shape and smoother driving areas, this is the most road-oriented choice in the range. It is currently sold out at All4RC, so the image is included to show the complete family rather than imply immediate availability.

Battery, Radio and 3S Considerations

Each listed vehicle variant includes a 7.6V 5600mAh 60C 2S Li-HV battery and a DumboRC X5P transmitter. The radio system includes gyro assistance, which can help stabilize direction at speed when adjusted sensibly. The advertised control range is up to approximately 350 meters in suitable open conditions; real-world range will vary with terrain, interference and radio setup.

The Hobbywing 10BL60A ESC supports appropriate 2S and 3S configurations, but the included pack is 2S. Before fitting an alternative 3S battery, confirm its physical dimensions, connector, discharge capability and the limits of every electronic component. Monitor motor and ESC temperatures, especially during sustained high-load driving. Electronics are splash-resistant, not designed for immersion.

What Is Included—and What to Check

The package includes the selected Jiabaile vehicle, the specified 7.6V 5600mAh 60C 2S Li-HV battery, DumboRC X5P transmitter, manual, sticker sheet, basic spare parts and tools. A battery charger is not confirmed as included in the current product information. Buyers should therefore arrange a compatible Li-HV balance charger if they do not already own one, and always use the correct charging program.

Which Jiabaile Model Should You Choose?

• Choose JBL1001 for a lighter, narrower buggy layout and visible suspension action.
• Choose JBL1002 for the widest stance and highest published 2S speed in the range.
• Choose JBL1003 for desert-truck styling and a middle-ground chassis width.
• Choose JBL1004 for the longer rally-car body when it returns to stock.

Because the four models share their main electronics and chassis philosophy, the best choice comes down to body format, dimensions and intended surface. Compare current pricing, stock and variant details on the official All4RC Jiabaile JBL1001–JBL1004 product page.