Electric Ride-On Cars, Perfect For Kids!
If you were fortunate as a child, your parents bought you an electric ride-on car. You rolled around the neighborhood, flashing your new set of wheels and showing off to your friends. You were practically a race-car driver in your own mind. Anything from Hot Wheels to Barbie Jeeps were available, and you drove that car around until the battery gave out. What if you could give your kids the same joy and wonderful memories you had when you were a kid?
Modern Day Electric Cars
Needless to say, kids are spoiled nowadays. While you had only two or three models to choose from (four, if you were lucky), there are now dozens of electric ride-on cars modeled after popular makes and models. Kids can choose a Barbie Jeep if they want to, but why do that when there are Lamborghinis? In all honesty, your kids will drive brands like Mercedes-Benz and BMW while you gaze longingly at your Honda that's parked in the driveway. And yes, there are also Bentley and Audi models.
Long-Lasting Power
Electric ride-on cars of ages past lasted a couple of years if you were lucky, and they lurched forward at the pace of a snail. Kids' modern day electric ride-on cars come equipped with a power-packing rechargeable battery that won't fizzle out. It can be a real let-down for your child when they go through a growth spurt and grow out of their fancy H2 Hummer. These electric ride-on cars can hold upwards of 60-70 pounds; if you get the car for a toddler, that's a lot of growing room! The battery lasts so long on these cars that they may just last through a couple of generations.
A Lot To Choose From
What would you say if we told you that our kids' electric ride-on car selection had more variety than most car dealers? What is normally an inconvenience for adults hasn't yet passed on to the next generation. No, these kids get all their favorite car models in one place. Take, for example, the Harley-Davidson motorcycle. It's an attractive vehicle that most adults would die to have, and here it sits in your garage, ready and waiting for your child to take it for a spin. It's almost unfair. We've even included models like tractors, SUVs, the Mini Cooper, and the Batmobile. The Batmobile.
Safety First
One advantage adults have over children is that they're licensed to drive vehicles with speeds up to 200 mph. To make sure your child has a fun, safe playtime, electric cars come with a maximum speed of 2.5 mph, just enough to let your child feel like they're really cruising. To give you some perspective, the average jogger moves at a speed of around 5 mph, and walkers move at a pace of anywhere from 2 to 4 mph. That means you can walk side-by-side with your child as they burn imaginary rubber. They won't be able to get away from you, but they'll feel like they're a superstar!
Interested in giving your kid the coolest gift in the world? Check out our electric ride-on car collection here.