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Set 60486 EV Supercar
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EV Supercar

The EV Supercar packs a low, wide sports car body into 109 pieces, finished in black and red with dark and light bluish grey detailing. One minifigure takes the driver's seat. At 56 unique parts, it's a small set with more shape variety than its piece count might suggest.

Set number
60486
Year
2026
Pieces
109
Minifigures
1
Theme
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Different parts
56
What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 56

As BrickLink list (XML)

Import on BrickLink: Wanted → Upload, upload the file (or paste its content), pick a Wanted List and add the parts.

Spare parts (2)

These extra parts come with the set in case one gets lost.

Minifigures 1

Description

A sports car shape, not a generic runabout

The bodywork is unmistakably a sports car: low, wide and built around black and red panels rather than the boxier shapes common in smaller City vehicles. Grey tones handle the wheels and technical detailing underneath, which reads as electric-vehicle styling in keeping with the set's name. For a builder who enjoys getting vehicle proportions right, that shaping gives the supercar more presence than a set this size usually manages, even before any accessories are added to the scene. The overall proportions come across as deliberate rather than compressed to fit a small parts budget, which isn't always the case with compact vehicle sets.

One driver, ready to go

A single minifigure comes with the car and sits behind the wheel, so the model has an immediate use rather than sitting as a static build. It works well slotted into a wider City street scene alongside other vehicles, a garage or a fuel stop, and its compact footprint makes it easy to move around or store between play sessions without taking up much space. That makes it a practical addition to an existing City collection rather than a shelf-only piece. It also travels well from room to room, which matters if it ends up parked alongside a bigger City street layout built over several sessions.

Parts, colours and comparisons

56 unique part types among 109 pieces is a fair amount of variety for a small vehicle set, showing up in details like the wheels, spoiler and body panels rather than repeated basic bricks. Black and red carry the overall look, with the two grey tones reserved for technical elements. The full parts list on this page covers all 56 shapes by colour and quantity, handy for comparing against other City vehicles or hunting down specific pieces for a custom build. Comparing that list against other City vehicles already owned is an easy way to check whether new pieces will blend into an existing colour scheme.

FAQ

Does the EV Supercar come with a minifigure?
Yes, one minifigure is included and takes the driver's seat.
How many pieces does the set have?
Set 60486 has 109 pieces, including 56 unique part types.
What colours make up the car?
Black and red form the main bodywork, with dark and light bluish grey used for wheels and technical details.

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