While the in-game statistics are the same as the ones found in Mario Kart 8, their values have been changed so that now acceleration always increase when increasing the Acceleration statistics. The following tables show the version 2.1.0 statistics, and the statistics that were used in the older software versions. KartBound_MassL is used when the vehicle on a standstill is bumped by other vehicles using a boost given by a Dash Mushroom, KartBound_MassH is used when bumping other vehicles using a boost given by a Dash Mushroom, and it is unknown in which conditions KartBound_MassD is used. There are three in-game statistics related to weight, known in Mario Kart 7 as KartBound_MassL, KartBound_MassH, and KartBound_MassD. Prior to the release of software version 2.1.0, the table was the same as the one found in Mario Kart 8. In the case of statistics that are still directly derived from preexisitng Mario Kart 7 statistics, only the common part of the headers will be used, still denoted in italics. Important notice: since Mario Kart 8 Deluxe in-game statistics, just like the ones of Mario Kart 8, are directly derived from Mario Kart 7 and since in that game the statistics' tables included headers for columns and rows, that have not been included in the tables of Mario Kart 8 Deluxe, the names of such headers will be used here as well, denoted in italics.

A comparison with the Mini-Turbo values used in Mario Kart Tour revealed that the data about level 0 is missing.

Even though potentially 21 levels can be obtained per each stats, only 20 levels and the Default level are found in the statistics translation tables. The following tables are used by the game to convert the points of each statistics into actual in-game stats. The following statistics are used by the game:ġ: Even though there are multiple versions of the characters having different colors, only one set of statistics is defined for them.Ģ: Large-sized Miis are programmed to have the same statistics as Dry Bowser.ģ: Small-sized Miis are programmed to have the same statistics as Baby Mario. To obtain the value shown in the bars of the menu, three points are added to the Level and the result is divided by four. In each statistics, the sum of the points for the driver, body, tires and glider is a number potentially ranging from 0 to 20, called Level ( Lv) in Mario Kart 7, that then determines the values of the related in-game statistics. Just like Mario Kart 7 and Mario Kart 8, the game stores statistics for drivers and parts in points.

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