White Dual Motor Ride-On Car with Parent Remote Control
White Dual Motor Ride-On Car brings a licensed SUV-inspired look to outdoor play for children ages 3–5. Parents can choose remote operation when they want to guide the drive, while young riders can use the manual controls as they gain confidence. The rechargeable 12V design combines dual-motor power with practical details families appreciate, including a battery display and a built-in towing wheel for rolling the car when power runs low. Lights, music and a horn add familiar ride-on fun for driveway, patio and yard adventures.
- Licensed SUV-inspired styling with a 12V battery and dual motors for powered outdoor rides.
- Parents can use the 2.4G remote control with three speed settings; children can also drive manually with two speed levels.
- Four-wheel suspension and soft start support a smoother ride, while LED headlights offer multiple lighting modes.
- Built-in multimedia panel supports USB and MP3 playback, with built-in songs and a horn for driving-time entertainment.
- Auxiliary towing wheel lets parents lift the front and roll the car on its rear wheels; a battery display shows remaining power.
- Designed for children ages 3–5, with a three-point seatbelt, 55 lb. maximum load and up to one hour of usage time.
- 1 x Kids Electric Car
- 1 x Manual
What age is this ride-on car recommended for?
It is recommended for children ages 3–5 and approved for ages 3+.
What is the maximum rider weight?
The maximum load is 55 lbs. (25 kg).
Can parents control the ride-on car?
Yes. The 2.4G remote provides parent-priority control with three speed settings and a range of about 82 ft. (25 m).
What speeds does it have?
Remote speeds are 1.7, 2.2 and 2.8 mph. Manual speeds are 1.7 and 2.8 mph.
How long does the battery last?
Usage time is about one hour. Charging time is 8–12 hours.
Does the car include lights and music?
Yes. It has LED headlights, a horn, built-in songs and a multimedia panel that supports USB and MP3 playback.
How can the car be moved when the battery is low?
Lift the front using the built-in auxiliary wheel and roll it on its rear wheels. A battery display indicates remaining power.
