Description
First Ride on 36V Kids Ride on UTV
2-Seater 400W Electric Car
For Kids Ages 6+, 5-8 MPH Speed
Product Overview
| Brand Name: | First Ride On |
| Unit Count: | 1 Count |
| Number of Items: | 1 |
| Global Trade Identification Number: | 00850076209759 |
| Included Components: | Car Body, Charging Box, Instruction Manual |
| Manufacturer: | First Ride On |
| Model Number: | 36UTV01 |
| Recommended Age: | 6 - 12 years |
| Dimensions: | 55"L × 35"W × 31"H |
| Item Weight: | 39.1 kg |
| Weight Capacity: | 132 pounds |
| Material Type: | Metal |
| Theme: | Driving, Music |
Key Features
- High-Performance System: 36V 9Ah battery and dual 200W motors provide powerful acceleration and climbing ability, reaching speeds of 5–8 mph.
- Spacious Two-Seater: Comfortable seating for two children or one older rider up to 130 lbs, featuring a 20.5" wide seat.
- Durable Construction: Reinforced metal frame and 14" EVA tires for superior traction and stability, designed for various terrains.
- Realistic Driving Experience: Features variable throttle, electronic brakes, Bluetooth music, FM radio, and LED lights for an immersive ride.
- Safety First: Equipped with a 3-point safety belt, dedicated brake pedal, and stable suspension for a secure driving experience.
Product Description
The First Ride on 36V Kids Ride on UTV is designed to provide an exhilarating and safe driving experience for kids aged 6 and up. With its impressive speed, spacious seating, and robust construction, this electric car is perfect for outdoor adventures.
Why Choose This UTV?
- Faster than 24V models with dual 200W motors for high-performance torque.
- Can handle rough terrains with ease, thanks to its superior tire grip and rear suspension.
- No parental remote control, allowing kids to enjoy a real driving experience.
- Long runtime of 40-60 minutes per charge for extended playtime.
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