12V Kids Electric Go Kart with 3 Racing Flags, Dual Motors, LED Lights, Story and Music Player, Parent Remote, Blue

One child, one kart, one loop of the patio. Without something to mark a lap or a finish, the game is over in ten minutes and the kart goes back in the garage.

Three numbered pennants come with it, in blue, red and yellow, and they slot into a post on the body. Swapping the flag is how a lap becomes a race, with or without a second kart.

The shape of a kart

Open wheels at each corner, a low bucket seat between them and a flag post behind. There is no bodywork over the wheels, which is what makes it read as a race kart rather than a toy car.

The three flags

Blue, red and yellow, all numbered 16, on their own poles. They are a small thing that changes how the kart is played with, since a child can mark a start line, a finish or just their own team.

Size and the seat

33 in long, 27.5 in wide and 18 in tall. The inset shows the bucket seat with its belt across the middle. Low and wide is the right shape for a kart, since it keeps the weight between the wheels.

Two modes, two speed counts

Two settings when the child uses the wheel and pedal, three when an adult holds the remote. Both modes have a soft start and a soft stop, so the kart does not snatch away from a standstill.

Blue, red and yellow pennants on poles, all supplied with the kart.

Two motors on a 12 V 7 Ah battery, with the charger and a charging port included.

Two speeds for the child at the wheel, three on the parental remote.

Speed builds and falls away gradually at both ends of a run.

Headlights at the front and a light strip across the tail, both working.

Built-in music, stories and early education tracks, with a wireless connection for other devices.

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.

Return within 14 days of purchase, unused, in original condition and packaging.

Covered directly by the manufacturer under their warranty terms for material and manufacturing defects.

The flags, the number decals and the low seat all point the same way. It is a kart, not a car.

The maker names grassland, brick, a wooden floor and asphalt. Short and flat is what a kart wants.

Three settings on the remote against two at the pedal, and a soft start at both ends.

What we stand behind

• The dimensions, the battery, the control layout and the included flags are all from the manufacturer's own record and photo panels.
• This colour's record and photos publish no age range, no weight limit and no top speed, so we state none.
• The white version of the same kart prints a 1.6 to 2.5 mph speed on its own panel. That is a different record, so it is not quoted here.
• No certification is claimed on this record, so none is repeated.
• A toy for supervised play on private property. Never on a road, a sidewalk or a bike path.

What age is it for?

No age range is published on this record, so we will not state one. Ride-on guides put a 12 V kart of this size in the three to six year band. Ask us before ordering if the fit matters and we will chase the supplier.

How fast does it go?

No speed figure appears on this colour's listing. What is published is two speed settings for the child, three on the remote and a soft start and stop at both ends of a run.

What is included?

The kart, its charger and three racing flags in blue, red and yellow. The remote is supplied as well.

Can it go on grass?

The manufacturer names grassland among its surfaces, along with brick, a wooden floor and asphalt. Terrain guides are consistent that short flat grass is the limit for a 12 V toy, and thick grass is not.

Does it play our own music?

There is a wireless connection for external devices, alongside the built-in music, stories and early education tracks.