24V Licensed Audi Kids Go Kart with 3 Level Adjustable Length, Drift and Sport Modes, Two 150W Motors, Black and White

A go kart is bought for a child's legs, not their age, and a frame that fits a six year old is useless to the same child at eight. Most karts are one length and are outgrown from the pedals up.

This frame extends in two inch steps to 45, 47 or 49 in, so the pedals move away from the seat as the child grows. The harness adjusts as well, which means the fit is right at both ends of the run rather than only at the start.

Kart proportions

A flat floor pan, exposed wheels, a wing over the tail and a seat dropped between the rear wheels. At 21 in tall it sits lower than any other vehicle in our range, which is what a kart shape asks for.

How the frame extends

A catch releases the frame and it moves out in two inch steps: 45 in, 47 in or 49 in overall. The maker shows the catch close up, and the harness adjusts separately to match.

Motors and speeds

Two 150W motors on a 24V battery, published at 6 km/h on low and 12 km/h on high. Twelve kilometres an hour is a running pace, so the low setting is where a first session belongs and an adult stays close throughout.

Drift and sport

A switch on the body selects between the two. Sport drives normally; drift changes how the rear wheels behave so the kart slides through a turn. Both belong on a flat, open private surface with nothing to hit.

The maker states an official licence for this kart design.

On a 24V rechargeable battery, at 6 or 12 km/h.

Three settings in two inch steps, with an adjustable harness.

Two pedals rather than one, as a real kart has.

White headlights and a red lit bar across the tail.

Built in stories, a radio and music, with a horn on the wheel.

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 maker states over 6, which is higher than almost anything else in our range and reflects the 12 km/h top setting.

A kart this low and this quick needs a long flat private surface with nothing to run into, not a garden path.

Three frame lengths and an adjustable harness mean the fit can be changed rather than the kart replaced.

What we stand behind

• Speeds, motor and battery ratings, age, lengths and seat measurements are the manufacturer's published figures.
• The high setting is 12 km/h, roughly 7.4 mph, which is a running pace. The manufacturer's stated age of over 6 years reflects that, and an adult should stay close.
• Drift mode changes how the kart behaves in a turn. It belongs on flat open private ground with nothing to hit.
• Overload and overcharge protection are named on the maker's panel with no detail, so they are named rather than described.
• A toy for supervised play on private property. Never on a road, a sidewalk or a bike path.

How does the length adjust?

A catch releases the frame and it extends in two inch steps to 45 in, 47 in or 49 in. The harness adjusts separately.

How fast does it go?

6 km/h on the low setting and 12 km/h on the high one, which is about 3.7 and 7.4 mph.

What age is it for?

The manufacturer states over 6 years old. No weight capacity is published.

What is drift mode?

A switch setting that changes how the rear wheels behave so the kart slides through a turn. It needs flat open private ground.

How many pedals does it have?

Two, an accelerator and a brake, as a real kart has.