Why is Electric Toy Car Manufacturers Better?

Growing up, there were few things I enjoyed more than my ride-on electric car. Mine was a four-wheeler-looking thing, similar to my number 1 below, that I used to traverse the small hill behind the house I grew up in. It had a plastic seat and wheels, and while no one would ever confuse it as an off-road vehicle, I honestly felt like I could conquer the world driving it around. 

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These electric toys have gotten even more remarkable over the years. No longer is it just a generic 4-wheeler or generic jeep-looking toy; there are actual brands and models available. They’ve also improved safety by adding seatbelts, lower top speeds, and insulated battery areas. I may not remember every time I tipped over my old toy 4-wheeler, but I am sure my parents do. 

Growing up, I may not have had access to the latest and greatest electric toy cars, but kids nowadays do. So here is a shortlist of some of the more exciting toy cars available for your hill conquering kids at home. 

Rollplay 12V Powersport ATV Powered Ride-On – Red

I have to put this first for nostalgia reasons. With a top speed of 3 mph and realistic sounds and controls, your adventurous toddler can enjoy 2 hours of runtime. 

 

 

 

Power Wheels Ford F150 Raptor Extreme 12V Ride On Truck

Rough, rugged, and fun to drive–the Power Wheels Ford F-150 Raptor Extreme is just like the real thing. It’s designed with oversized tires and a lifted body so that young drivers can power over the roughest backyard driving conditions, including wet grass, mud, and more. There’s a roomy truck bed with a working lift-and-lower tailgate, storage inside the dash, and a pretend radio with pre-loaded tunes, sound effects, and a voice-amplifying microphone. The Power Wheels F-150 Raptor seats two, drives two speeds forward (2.5 or 5 mph max) plus reverse, and is equipped with Power Lock brakes and a parent-controlled high-speed lockout for beginner drivers.

 

 

Kid Trax Dodge Viper SRT 12-Volt Ride-On Car

This electric blue Dodge Viper SRT Ride-on Toy from Kid Trax is an absolute head turner. Your tyke can cruise around the neighborhood smoothly on Power Trax rubber traction strip tires and choose from two forward speeds and one reverse speed for added independence. This deluxe ride-on also features realistic horn and engine sounds, working LED headlights, and real opening doors.

 

 

Dodge Charger Police Car Pursuit Ride-On

This Dodge Charger Police Car Pursuit Ride-On will bring your little officer’s imagination to life, complete with authentic flashing lights and sirens, realistic engine sound effects, a working megaphone PA system to ward off bad guys, and even a light-up mock police computer screen.

 

 

Best Choice Products Red 12 V Classic Truck Powered Ride-On with Parent Remote Control and LED Lights

Let’s get those kids out and rolling with their own 12V Powered ride-on Truck! Kids can have hands-on driving experience with true-to-life pedals and a steering wheel. This mini truck is scaled down to comfortably seat children with a safety harness and locking doors for a realistic touch. Parents can take advantage of the remote control! Stand back and watch or take control and join your kids for playtime! Use the Bluetooth dashboard to connect your favorite devices and add a soundtrack to playtime. 

 

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Semi- Truck and Trailer Ride-On Toy by Kid Trax Red, Rig

Haul in loads of fun with the Semi-Truck and Trailer Ride-On Toy by Kid Trax! Featuring a removable trailer with dual hinged opening trailer doors – just like an actual semi-truck. Working cab lights, PA system, and horn and engine sound effects add to the playtime fun, while real foot pedal acceleration creates a lifelike driving experience. The Semi-Truck and Trailer has a top speed of 4 MPH for the perfect blend of fun and safety. 

 

 

Costway Mercedes Benz 12V Electric Kids Ride On Car RC Remote Control W/Trunk

This Is Our Fantastic And Functional BABY RIDE ON CAR For Your Lovely Children. Its Beautiful Working Lights And Doors Add To The Sense Of Being In A Real Car While The Auto Power-Off Protection System It Contains Increases Its Safety. It Can Not Only Be Controlled By The 2.4GHz Remote But Also By The Electrical Foot Pedal And Steering Wheel.

 

 

 

Kidzone Kids 12V Electric Ride On Licensed Lamborghini Sian Roadster Motorized Sport Vehicle

This Lamborghini Sian Roadster is a scale replica with authentic badges, LED lights, MP3 player input, engine sounds, and all other functionalities your child could ever dream of. 

 

 

 

 

 

If that doesn’t sound like your kind of thing, or maybe your kid is ready for their first adult car. You can always shop our Adult Vehicles.

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BERLIN: It’s red, small and, at just under 40 euros, is one of the cheapest “new cars” you can buy: the Bobby Car.

It’s a plastic toy car designed for toddlers to sit on and push along with their legs, and it's one of the best-known of its kind around the world.

Toy companies have been making them for decades and these toys not only promote the motor skills of kids but maybe perhaps combat the dwindling enthusiasm for cars that researchers have discovered among the young.

Audi TT or AMG GT for the little ones

It’s no accident that almost every vehicle manufacturer now has a licensed version of a toy car in its range of accessories. In that sense, car marketing begins already in kids’ playrooms.

Miniature Porsche 911s, VW Beetles and Tiguans, Audi TTs, and Mercedes-AMG GTs — all are intended to promote auto mobility and the fun of cars.

For kids old enough to walk, the car manufacturers offers pedal cars. And beyond the bobby and pedal cars, there are numerous electric cars for older children.

The Little Car Company in the UK sees itself more as a toy manufacturer than a car manufacturer, even though its vehicles, which are built to 75 per cent scale, can be driven by teenagers.

The cheapest start at around 35,000 euros, more expensive than many full-size cars, while the top-end models can cost six-figures.

The company invests a lot of time and effort in development and testing — prototypes cover more than 5,000km and many of the parts come from the same suppliers as the genuine cars use.

Currently, there are three models — the Ferrari Testa Rossa, the Bugatti Baby and the Aston Martin DB5.

All bear the blessing of the respective manufacturer and share paint colours, leather interiors, and some of the same parts as the originals.

Hand-made, fast, expensive

The cars are hand-built in the company’s factory in Bichester and consist of an aluminium body built on a lattice tube frame.

Powered by an electric motor, they have a range of around 30km, a very tight chassis, and surprisingly direct steering.

As the cars are electrically powered and very lightweight, the torque is almost explosive. They can be unlocked for full power, which means a top speed of up to 100kph.

It’s just as well they’re not allowed on public roads as the temptation to take a spin in real life might be too great.

The UK has several miniature car-makers offering similar models at a cheaper price.

For example, Harrington builds more than a dozen classic vehicles as half size junior cars, including a Formula 1 car from the 1960s, a Porsche 356, a Mercedes 300 SL, and a Land Rover Defender.

With prices starting at just under 10,000 euros, these are still pretty expensive toys.

In addition to a 20kph electric drive, there are also 7-horsepower internal combustion engines available that combined with a semi-automatic three-speed transmission can accelerate the mini sports cars to almost 70kph.

But these little speedsters are of course an absolutely no-go for public roads. As the manufacturer warns, "these are toys that you shouldn't leave private grounds with."

BERLIN: It’s red, small and, at just under 40 euros, is one of the cheapest “new cars” you can buy: the Bobby Car.It’s a plastic toy car designed for toddlers to sit on and push along with their legs, and it's one of the best-known of its kind around the world.Toy companies have been making them for decades and these toys not only promote the motor skills of kids but maybe perhaps combat the dwindling enthusiasm for cars that researchers have discovered among the young.It’s no accident that almost every vehicle manufacturer now has a licensed version of a toy car in its range of accessories. In that sense, car marketing begins already in kids’ playrooms.Miniature Porsche 911s, VW Beetles and Tiguans, Audi TTs, and Mercedes-AMG GTs — all are intended to promote auto mobility and the fun of cars.For kids old enough to walk, the car manufacturers offers pedal cars. And beyond the bobby and pedal cars, there are numerous electric cars for older children.The Little Car Company in the UK sees itself more as a toy manufacturer than a car manufacturer, even though its vehicles, which are built to 75 per cent scale, can be driven by teenagers.The cheapest start at around 35,000 euros, more expensive than many full-size cars, while the top-end models can cost six-figures.The company invests a lot of time and effort in development and testing — prototypes cover more than 5,000km and many of the parts come from the same suppliers as the genuine cars use.Currently, there are three models — the Ferrari Testa Rossa, the Bugatti Baby and the Aston Martin DB5.All bear the blessing of the respective manufacturer and share paint colours, leather interiors, and some of the same parts as the originals.The cars are hand-built in the company’s factory in Bichester and consist of an aluminium body built on a lattice tube frame.Powered by an electric motor, they have a range of around 30km, a very tight chassis, and surprisingly direct steering.As the cars are electrically powered and very lightweight, the torque is almost explosive. They can be unlocked for full power, which means a top speed of up to 100kph.It’s just as well they’re not allowed on public roads as the temptation to take a spin in real life might be too great.The UK has several miniature car-makers offering similar models at a cheaper price.For example, Harrington builds more than a dozen classic vehicles as half size junior cars, including a Formula 1 car from the 1960s, a Porsche 356, a Mercedes 300 SL, and a Land Rover Defender.With prices starting at just under 10,000 euros, these are still pretty expensive toys.In addition to a 20kph electric drive, there are also 7-horsepower internal combustion engines available that combined with a semi-automatic three-speed transmission can accelerate the mini sports cars to almost 70kph.But these little speedsters are of course an absolutely no-go for public roads. As the manufacturer warns, "these are toys that you shouldn't leave private grounds with."

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