It better. Sphero's Ultimate Lightning McQueen feels like a robotically powered animated movie collectible, and it's priced like one -- at $299, £299 or AU$499, it's hardly a kid's toy.

Then came the Sprk and Sprk+, two translucent, colorful versions of the Sphero that support OVAL, a visual programming language. But Ultimate Lightning McQueen, the newest ‘bot in the company ...

Today, Sphero has launched the Ultimate Lightning McQueen, which lets you drive, play games, and train for the next big race with the iOS-enabled racing star. The Ultimate Lightning McQueen is ...

(Sphero’s initial connection to Disney was as part of the Disney Accelerator.) “One of the teams had the opportunity to build an amazing, lifelike Lightning McQueen.” The idea of a remote ...

Sphero’s Ultimate Lightning McQueen also comes packed with sensors, including light, motion, and touch panels on the roof, hood, doors, and rear of the vehicle, so that as kids play with it ...

none of them have captured the character quite like Ultimate Lightning McQueen by Sphero. This remote control car does a phenomenal job of matching the physicality, mannerisms and movement style of ...

Continuing its partnership with Disney, Sphero today revealed its newest iPhone-controlled toy, this time themed after the Disney/Pixar Cars character Lightning McQueen. Sphero calls him the ...

Made by Sphero, the company that brought you the tiny, adorable Star Wars BB-8 robot (and assisted on the design for the one in the movie), Lightning McQueen was designed in close cooperation with ...

Fans can hit the gas with Ultimate Lightning McQueen by simply connecting to the car’s app (available on iOS and Android devices) and watch him respond to commands. With animated eyes ...

Sphero, perhaps best known in the connected toy space for its adorable BB-8 replica robot, is bringing smartphone control to the next Disney superstar: Lightning McQueen. Timed to dovetail with the ...

Pixar’s original Cars movie worked because you believed cars had feelings. Anthropomorphized vehicles talking, fighting, falling in love. It all clicked because of Pixar’s animation prowess ...