Ignite their sense of adventure with the Rigo Electric Kids Ride On Car, styled like a classic off-road vehicle and built for backyard exploration. This twin pack includes one black and one pink car, each packed with features that make playtime exciting and safe for kids aged 3 to 6.
A smooth-start system provides gradual acceleration to prevent sudden jerking when taking off. Functional lockable doors swing open for easy entry, and kids can toggle the headlights, switch between forward and reverse, honk the horn, and listen to built-in tunes. The included remote control lets parents guide the car's direction, adjust speed, or engage the emergency brake when needed. Four-wheel spring suspension keeps the ride smooth over uneven surfaces.
Important battery care notes:
- Charge the battery on receiving, even if it will not be used soon.
- Charge the battery every month if not in use for long periods to prevent over-discharging, which can cause irreparable damage.
Key Features
- Keyless start engine control with smooth gradual acceleration
- Twin 35W motors (70W total)
- Acceleration pedal and steering wheel
- Forward and reverse operation
- Manual and remote control modes (remote included)
- Horn and built-in music
- Functional dashboard
- 4-wheel spring suspension
- Adjustable seat belt
- Lockable doors
- Headlights
Specifications
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Brand: Rigo
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Age recommendation: 3 to 6 years
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Loading capacity: 30kg
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Motor: 70W (2 x 35W)
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Speed range: 2 to 4km/h (depending on user weight)
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Speed options: Slow / Fast
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Battery type: 12V 4.5AH
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Charging time: 8 to 12 hours per full charge
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Operating time: Up to 2 hours per full charge (depending on use)
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Remote control distance: 20m (+/- 5m)
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Remote battery: AAA 1.5V x 2 (not included)
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Colours: Black and Pink
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Dimensions: 100 x 65 x 66cm
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Assembly required: Yes
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Number of packages: 2
Package Contents
- Rigo Ride On Car (Black) x1
- Rigo Ride On Car (Pink) x1
- Battery Charger x2
- Remote Controller x2 (batteries not included)
This product comes with a 1-year warranty.
