Lego has officially revealed its line of Mario Kart sets, as six of the iconic racing machines are lining up for launch in 2025. These were first teased back in March, and the sets will include buildable versions of Baby Mario, Baby Luigi, Baby Peach, Yoshi, Donkey Kong, and Toad on their signature vehicles. Like other big Lego releases, there’s a mix of quick-build kits and more-elaborate sets, and in a cool nod to the games, the karts even feature working mechanisms that allow them to fire green and red koopa shells.
The sets are also compatible with previously released Lego Super Mario figures, as Mario, Luigi, and Peach will play vehicular sound effects when they interact with these new kits. Pricing starts at $15 for the Yoshi bike and maxes out at $80 for Baby Peach and her Grand Prix set. These will be officially released on January 1, 2025, so good luck trying to maintain a New Year’s resolution to avoid buying more Lego. Here’s a quick breakdown of what you’ll find in each set:
Lego Super Mario Kart: Yoshi Bike
- 133 pieces
- $15
- Includes a light-blue Yoshi toy figure, a shell item, and a brick-built bike
Lego Super Mario Kart: Standard Kart
- 174 pieces
- $20
- Includes a buildable model of the standard edition Mario Kart, a workstation, a Toad toy figure in his red pit crew uniform, and a detachable Super-Glider
Lego Super Mario Kart: Donkey Kong and DK Jumbo
- 387 pieces
- $35
- Includes Donkey Kong’s signature kart, shells, and bananas
Lego Super Mario Kart: Baby Mario vs. Baby Luigi
- 321 pieces
- $30
- Features Baby Mario in his Biddybuggy and Baby Luigi in his Tri-Speeder, plus buildable balloons and shells
Lego Super Mario Kart: Toad’s Garage
- 390 pieces
- $40
- Includes two Blue Toads in pit crew uniforms, the B-Dasher Kart, and a garage
Lego Super Mario Kart: Baby Peach and Grand Prix set
- 823 pieces
- $80
- Includes Baby Peach in her Wild Wiggler kart alongside Lemmy in the Landship kart and Toad on the standard bike
- Also features an obstacle-filled course that you can build
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