LEGO Technic Peugeot 9X8 Hybrid Hypercar (set 42156) is $139.99 in the US during Amazon’s October Prime Day sale — down from $199.99, a 30% discount with free shipping. That’s the lowest price seen for the set since its 2023 launch, matching the July Prime Day deal. In India, no price or availability is reported. The set remains Rs 19,999 in India as of last verified listing, but that’s not part of this sale, and no updated Indian pricing appears in the sources. No UK, EU or other regional pricing is cited. The deal is live as of October 7, 2026, per IGN’s reporting at 00:45 UTC. It’s not time-limited in the source. But Prime Day deals rarely last beyond the event window, and this one is explicitly tied to “October Prime Day.” So expect it to end soon. Not a gaming product. Not software. Not hardware. It’s a LEGO set. And it’s on sale. That’s the story. The rest is context. The Peugeot 9X8 24H Le Mans Hybrid Hypercar replica has 1,775 pieces. It’s rated 18+, like most flagship Technic vehicles, not because it’s fragile, but because the build demands precision: working suspension, connected steering, a functional drivetrain, and a dual-powertrain model. V6 piston engine plus electric motor and battery. There are glow-in-the-dark green LED-style headlights. Stickers replicate the race livery. Dimensions: 19.5 inches long, 9 inches wide, 5 inches tall. It’s a 1:10 scale model, built to sit alongside other Technic 18+ cars like the Porsche 911 GT3 RS or Ferrari Daytona SP3, not as a toy, but as a display piece with mechanical fidelity. These sets rarely drop below $150. At $139.99, this is an outlier. And it’s the only LEGO Technic hypercar currently discounted at this level. If you collect them, this isn’t just a deal. It’s the only entry point right now. Amazon lists it with free shipping. No mention of stock limits. But IGN notes such discounts are ‘usually limited to a small number of units.’ So don’t assume it’ll be there tomorrow. The set launched in 2023, timed to the real car’s Le Mans debut. It hasn’t been re-released. No new version is announced. This is the original. And it’s cheaper than it’s ever been, in the US.