A ten-dollar City set with a sleek EV silhouette and one driver — LEGO® nailed the brief here. Small shelf, full character.
The parts alone are worth about 217% of the street price — the basis for this A price read.
BargainThe parts alone are worth more than you pay — $21 of parts for $10.
The EV Supercar punches above its price tag in all the ways that matter for a $9.99 City set. The electric car angle gives it a modern edge that the standard City racer misses — this thing looks like it belongs in 2026, not 2006. At 109 pieces you're not getting a flagship build, but the proportions land well enough that it doesn't feel cheap on a shelf or in a kid's hands. One minifig is light, but for a solo driver build it tracks. The price grade is the story here — an A at ten bucks is a clean buy without overthinking it. Just don't expect it to fund a retirement account; the secondary market on small City sets is quiet territory.