12V Kids Electric ATV Quad, 4 Wheeler with 2 Motors, Spring Suspension, LED Lights and MP3, 3 to 8 km/h, Red
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12V Kids Electric ATV Quad, 4 Wheeler with 2 Motors, Spring Suspension, LED Lights and MP3, 3 to 8 km/h, Red
Description
12V Kids Electric ATV Quad, 4 Wheeler with 2 Motors, Spring Suspension, LED Lights and MP3, 3 to 8 km/h, Red
Two drive motors push this red four wheeler from 3 to 8 km/h, with spring suspension behind all four wide treaded tyres. The manufacturer states a 110 lb weight limit, ages 3 and up, a 12 V 7 Ah battery and 8 to 12 hours of charging. Handlebars and a foot pedal do the driving: there is no parental remote on this model.
The quad that stalls halfway up the lawn
One small motor runs out of pull
Single motor quads manage a flat driveway and then bog down the moment a wheel meets grass or a lip in the paving. The child ends up pushing the toy back to the garage.
Two motors and real suspension
This one runs two drive motors for a stated 3 to 8 km/h, and every wheel sits on a spring. The maker shows it on asphalt, rubber track, brick and boardwalk, which is a broader list than most quads print.
Red over black, with a chunky front bull bar and four LED lamps that stay on while it is running.

The stance it sits at
Four deeply treaded tyres set wide apart, a low seat between them and a red tube bumper across the nose. The wide track is what stops a quad tipping when a child leans into a turn.
Surfaces the maker shows it on
Asphalt, rubber track, brick and boardwalk. All four are firm and flat. Ride-on guides agree that a 12 V machine manages short, dry grass but struggles in anything thick or uphill, whatever the tread looks like.


How much room it takes
44.5 in long, 27 in wide, 30 in tall and 41 lb on the scales. It is wider than a ride-on car of the same length, so measure the doorway as well as the floor space in the shed.
How a child drives it
Handlebars to steer, a foot pedal to go, and a switch for forward or reverse. A second switch picks high or low speed. The seat has a high back and a safety harness, and a helmet is a sensible habit at 8 km/h.

What this quad gives you
Two drive motors
The manufacturer credits the pair of motors with the 3 to 8 km/h range.
Spring suspension on four wheels
Each wheel sits on a spring, which takes the edge off a cracked driveway or a lawn lip.
High and low speed
A switch picks the speed band and another picks forward or reverse, so a first ride can start slow.
Harness and high seat back
The maker fits a high back support and a safety harness to the wide seat.
Music from your own device
Built-in music and stories, plus an AUX input and a USB port. An MP3 cable is in the box.
LED lights and sound buttons
Bright LED lamps, a horn button and a simulated engine note on the handlebars.
Specifications
| Battery | 12 V 7 Ah |
|---|---|
| Motors | 2 drive motors |
| Speed | 3 to 8 km/h |
| Weight capacity | 110 lb |
| Suitable age | 3 years and up (manufacturer stated) |
| Overall size | 44.5 in L x 27 in W x 30 in H |
| Product weight | 41 lb |
| Charging time | 8 to 12 hours |
| Suspension | Spring suspension, all four wheels |
| Restraint | Safety harness with high back support |
| Audio | Built-in music and stories, AUX input, USB port |
| Materials | PP and iron |
| In the box | 1 ATV quad, 1 MP3 cable, 1 charger |
| Colour | Red |
How it compares
How a two motor quad compares with the alternatives at this end of the range. General category guidance, not lab testing.
| Ā | This 12 V quad | A 6 V first quad | A 12 V ride-on car |
|---|---|---|---|
| Motors | 2 | Usually 1 | 1 or 2 |
| Published speed | 3 to 8 km/h | Usually under 3 km/h | Varies by model |
| Suspension | Spring on all four wheels | Rarely fitted | Often rear only |
| Weight limit | 110 lb | Usually 40 to 66 lb | Varies by model |
| Parental remote | Not fitted | Sometimes | Common |
Shipping
Ships from a Canadian warehouse. Free shipping on orders over $150. Some remote areas, PO boxes and surcharge regions may be excluded or cost extra.
Returns
Return within 14 days of purchase, unused, in original condition and packaging.
Warranty
Covered directly by the manufacturer under their warranty terms for material and manufacturing defects.
Who is this perfect for?
Children moving up from a 6 V toy
A child who has flattened the grass on a toddler quad will notice the second motor straight away. The 110 lb limit leaves years of growing room.
Paved yards and long driveways
The surfaces the maker pictures are all firm. A driveway, a boardwalk or a packed path is where this quad does its best work.
Parents happy to walk alongside
There is no remote on this model, so the low speed setting and an adult within reach are the controls you have.

What we stand behind
- The speed range, the 110 lb limit, the battery size, the charge time and the age are all the manufacturer's own published figures.
- No run time per charge is published for this model, so none is quoted.
- No safety certification is claimed on this record, so we do not repeat one.
- There is no parental remote on this quad. Anything you read here about remote control belongs to other models.
- A toy for supervised play on private property. Never on a road, a sidewalk or a bike path.
Frequently asked questions
How fast is 3 to 8 km/h really?
An adult walks at roughly 5 km/h. The low setting is slower than that and the top of the range is a brisk walk. It is quick enough that a helmet and a clear, flat space are worth insisting on.
What size child fits?
The manufacturer states 3 years and up with a 110 lb weight limit. That limit is high for this category, so most children outgrow the quad by interest before they outgrow it by weight.
Will it handle the lawn?
The maker pictures it on asphalt, rubber track, brick and boardwalk, all firm surfaces. Ride-on guides are clear that 12 V machines cope with short, flat grass and struggle with long grass, slopes and loose gravel.
How long does the battery take to charge?
8 to 12 hours, which is the manufacturer's figure and normal for a 12 V sealed battery. No run time per charge is published for this model. Canadian retailers put a typical 12 V toy at one to two hours of continuous use.
Can I control it from a distance?
No. This quad is driven by the child only, using the handlebars, the pedal and the speed switch. If you want to be able to stop the toy yourself, choose a model that lists a 2.4G parental remote.
















