12V Licensed Lamborghini 4WD Kids Ride On Sports Car with 4 Motors, Hydraulic Doors and 2.4G Remote, 66 lb, Red
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12V Licensed Lamborghini 4WD Kids Ride On Sports Car with 4 Motors, Hydraulic Doors and 2.4G Remote, 66 lb, Red
Description
12V Licensed Lamborghini 4WD Kids Ride On Sports Car with 4 Motors, Hydraulic Doors and 2.4G Remote, 66 lb, Red
A red Veneno shape 44 in deep with a motor at each of the four wheels rather than the usual two. That is what the maker means by 4WD, and it is the reason a low bodied car can pull away on a lawn edge. Published figures are 1.9 to 3.7 mph, a 12V 7Ah battery, a 66 lb capacity and a 3 to 8 year band.
The problem this solves
What usually goes wrong
Two driven wheels on a car this low will spin on wet grass or stall against the lip where a lawn meets a path, and a child has to be pushed off it.
How this one answers it
There is a 12V motor at each of the four wheels here rather than two at the back. All four pull at once, which is what lets a 33 lb car with 18 in of body cross the joins it would otherwise sit on.
Red angular bodywork with a rear spoiler, lit headlamps, black seats and scissor doors on hydraulic rods.

Red Veneno
Sharp folded panels, a fixed wing and a nose that comes to a point, in a deep red with black seats and a black windscreen. Lit lamps run along each front wing. A safety belt runs across the wide seat inside the cabin.
Four driven wheels
A 12V motor at each corner and a 12V 7Ah battery behind them. Most cars at this size drive two wheels; four is what gets a low car moving from standing on grass or a gravel edge.


Doors up
Both doors lift on hydraulic rods and hold themselves open, with a lock on each. The opening is the full height of the cabin rather than a gap above a sill.
Size on the floor
44 in deep, 24 in wide and 18 in high, at 33 lb, with a seat 16 in wide, 8 in deep and 8.5 in tall. Two small wheels are built into the underside for moving it.

What this Lamborghini does
Four 12V motors
One per wheel, on a 12V 7Ah battery, across 1.9 to 3.7 mph.
Five speed settings
Two in driving mode and three on the remote, each with a stated range.
Hydraulic doors
Double doors on hydraulic rods, with locks.
Rocking mode
A stationary setting alongside music playing and story telling.
Spring suspension
Springs with shockproof wheels under a 44 in body.
AUX and USB
Two audio inputs, with a power display and volume control.
Specifications
| Licence | Officially licensed Lamborghini (manufacturer stated) |
|---|---|
| Motors | 4 x 12V, rated RPM 18000/8000 |
| Battery | 12V 7Ah |
| Charger | 12 to 15V, 0.7 to 1A |
| Charging time | 8 to 12 hours |
| Speed range | 1.9 to 3.7 mph |
| Driving mode | 2 speeds, low 1.9 to 2.5 mph and high 3.1 to 3.7 mph |
| Parent control mode | 3 speeds, low 1.9 to 2.5 mph, middle 2.5 to 3.1 mph and high 3.1 to 3.7 mph |
| Remote | 2.4G, with speed selection, speed indicator, brake, forward, reverse, left and right |
| Suitable age | 3 to 8 years (manufacturer stated) |
| Weight capacity | 66 lb (manufacturer stated) |
| Product dimensions | 24 in wide x 44 in deep x 18 in high |
| Seat | 16 in x 8 in x 8.5 in |
| Net weight | 33 lb |
| Material | PP and metal |
| Doors | Double, on hydraulic rods, with door locks |
| Acceleration | Soft start function |
| Suspension | Spring suspension with shockproof wheels |
| Restraint | Safety belt on a wide seat |
| Controls | Steering wheel, forward, stop and reverse lever, throttle pedal, one button start, horn button |
| Media | Rocking mode, music playing, story telling, AUX port, USB port, power display, volume control |
| Lighting | LED headlights, rear spoiler lights |
| Moving it | 2 built in smooth wheels for relocation |
| Colour | Red |
How it compares
Two driven wheels against four. General category guidance, not lab testing.
| Ā | This Lamborghini | A two motor ride on car | A pedal car |
|---|---|---|---|
| Driven wheels | Four | Two | None |
| Pull away on grass | Four wheels at once | Often spins | Child's legs |
| Speed settings | Five | One or two | Their legs |
| Doors | Hydraulic, locking | Outward or moulded | None |
| Weight capacity | 66 lb | Often 55 lb | Varies |
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?
Lawn edges and gravel
Four driven wheels with spring suspension and shockproof tyres under a low body. A soft start function keeps the pull away gradual.
Three to eight year olds
The maker's band, with a 66 lb capacity and a seat 16 in across. The seat measures 16 in across, 8 in deep and 8.5 in tall.
Children who want a supercar
A stated Lamborghini licence, scissor doors on hydraulic rods, lit lamps and engine sounds.

What we stand behind
- Speed ranges, motor and battery ratings, age, weight capacity, seat size and dimensions are the manufacturer's published figures.
- The manufacturer states this is an officially licensed Lamborghini design.
- No run time per charge and no remote control range is published.
- No safety certification is claimed on this record, so none is stated here.
- A toy for supervised play on private property. Never on a road, a sidewalk or a bike path.
Frequently asked questions
What does 4WD mean here?
A 12V motor at each of the four wheels, rather than two driving the rear axle.
How fast does it go?
1.9 to 3.7 mph across all settings, with two in driving mode and three on the remote.
What age and weight is it for?
3 to 8 years with a 66 lb weight capacity, both stated by the manufacturer.
How do the doors open?
They lift on hydraulic rods, hold themselves up and lock shut.
How long does it charge for?
8 to 12 hours from the 12V 7Ah battery. Run time per charge is not published.




















