LEGO Technic Sets launched March 2025 | Exciting New LEGO Technic Sets Arriving in the UK – Must-Have Releases for 2025!

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LEGO Technic has long been a favourite among fans who enjoy engineering, mechanics, and complex builds. Unlike traditional LEGO sets, Technic sets feature advanced elements such as gears, axles, and motors, allowing builders to create realistic and functional models. This theme appeals not only to experienced LEGO enthusiasts but also to those with a passion for vehicles, machinery, and STEM-related projects. Over the years, the Technic LEGO lineup has evolved significantly, incorporating new features such as pneumatics, electric motors, and even app-controlled functions. One of the key aspects that have contributed to the success of Technic is its ability to replicate real-world machinery with remarkable accuracy. From construction equipment and supercars to motorcycles and aircraft, LEGO Technic continues to push the boundaries of what’s possible with interlocking plastic bricks.

 

LEGO Technic continues to grow in popularity, with each new wave of sets offering innovative features and more realistic designs. This March, as well as the usual launch of LEGO Technic models that fans expect, there is even more excitement with the release of two additional LEGO Technic Formula 1 Cars. These high-performance models are sure to be a hit among motorsport and LEGO® enthusiasts alike.

All these sets are being launched on 1st March 2025 and are available to pre-order at LEGO now! Whether you’re an experienced builder or a newcomer to Technic, this year’s lineup promises something for everyone, combining creativity with real-world engineering in true LEGO fashion, we take a look at the new releases below: 

 

The LEGO Formula 1 sets launching are:

42207 LEGO Technic Ferrari SF-24 F1 Car

 

 

The LEGO Technic Ferrari SF-24 F1 Car (42207) is an immersive 1,362-piece set that captures the engineering brilliance of Ferrari’s Formula 1 legacy. This 1:8 scale model is packed with intricate details, including functional steering, a two-speed gearbox, and a V6 engine with a spinning MGU-H. Its adjustable DRS spoiler, Pirelli-branded slick tires, and front-and-rear suspension showcase its aerodynamic precision. Measuring 61 cm long and 24 cm wide, the model combines technical complexity with stunning design, offering a rewarding build for F1 fans and a standout display piece.

 

42206 LEGO Technic Oracle Red Bull Racing RB20 F1 Car

 

 

The LEGO Technic Oracle Red Bull Racing RB20 F1 Car (42206) is a thrilling 1:8 scale replica that brings the exhilaration of Formula 1 to life in brick form. This 1,639-piece set captures the sleek design and distinctive livery of the championship-winning RB20, complete with authentic Pirelli-printed tires and aerodynamic detailing. Builders can explore advanced mechanics like a 2-speed gearbox, differential, and a V6 engine with moving pistons. Features include adjustable DRS, suspension on both axles, and functional steering via the roof or cockpit. Measuring over 63 cm long, this model is a testament to engineering precision and makes an impressive display for any F1 enthusiast.

 

The other LEGO Technic sets launching are:

42205 LEGO Technic Chevrolet Corvette Stingray

 

 

For young car enthusiasts and budding engineers, the LEGO Technic Chevrolet Corvette Stingray (42205) offers an exciting and immersive building experience. Designed for kids aged 9 and up, this 732-piece set captures the sleek and iconic look of the classic Corvette Stingray, complete with an eye-catching colour scheme and realistic mechanical details. This model isn’t just for display—it’s packed with interactive features. Builders can steer the car using the knob, open the doors and hood to reveal a detailed interior, and explore the intricate mechanics of an 8-cylinder moving engine and functional differential. The set provides a hands-on introduction to engineering concepts, making it a fantastic learning tool as well as a thrilling build for LEGO Technic fans.

 

42204 LEGO Technic Fast and Furious Toyota Supra MK4

 

 

Fast and Furious fans can bring the excitement of street racing home with the LEGO Technic Fast and Furious Toyota Supra MK4 (42204). Designed for builders aged 9 and up, this set lets enthusiasts assemble a detailed replica of the legendary movie car. Featuring a striking design inspired by the high-speed action of the Fast and Furious franchise, this model includes a realistic 6-cylinder engine, functional steering, and an opening hood to admire the internal details. One of the standout features of this set is its removable Targa top roof, staying true to the iconic style of the Supra MK4 seen in the first Fast and Furious movie. Builders will also love discovering the two NOS bottles stored in the trunk, adding an extra layer of authenticity to this high-performance machine. 

 

42203 LEGO Technic Tipping Dump Truck

 

 

The LEGO Technic Tipping Dump Truck (42203) is the perfect set for young builders who love construction vehicles. Designed for kids aged 9 and over, this blue construction truck offers an exciting hands-on experience, allowing them to imagine operating their own tipper truck on a busy worksite. With realistic features like functional steering, builders can manoeuvre the truck into position before turning the knob to tip the truck bed, just like a real dump truck. The detailed cab includes opening doors, offering a glimpse into the driver's seat and adding an extra layer of realism. Whether transporting materials or heading to the next job site, this set provides endless construction-themed adventures. 

 

Theme Analysis

LEGO Technic now has over 500 sets in the nearly 50 years it has been a staple of the LEGO range, more than 400 of which are now retired, and this seems certain to continue with this release of another handful of great LEGO Technic models. Across such a large sample, the LEGO Technic retired sets have delivered average annualised growth of 6%, making it a solid if unspectacular LEGO investment theme, that said at Investabrick, we perceive it as a set pickers theme where there are still some very solid LEGO investments within.

We have looked at some of the retired LEGO Technic sets below including LEGO Porsche 911 GT3 RS which has seen its value nearly treble since retiring in 2018 (18% annualised growth), LEGO CLAAS XERION 5000 TRAC VC which has more than doubled in value since retiring in 2017 (11% annualised growth)  and LEGO Mercedes Benz Arocs 3245 which has nearly doubled in value (9% annualised growth).

 

Conclusion

As we have mentioned, here at Investabrick we see the LEGO Technic theme as a “set pickers” theme from an investment perspective and are looking at these news sets through that lens. Initial thoughts are that the two Formula 1 cars could prove to be strong LEGO investments in the future, we will give a more informed view when we see how the sets perform once they have been launched but both will definitely be going on LEGO investment watchlist for now.

The one formula 1 fan on the staff however is sure to be buying these on pre-order to be one of the first to receive them when released in March and if you want to join them, click below to pre-order from LEGO now