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Let kids enjoy thrilling outdoor adventures with this 24V 2-seater ride-on UTV! Powered by a 7Ah battery and dual motors, it tackles grass, gravel, and gentle slopes with ease. Children can drive with pedal and wheel, or parents can guide via the 2.4G remote for added safety. Featuring LED lights, USB/MP3 music, opening doors, and durable EVA wheels, it delivers a realistic driving experience. Certified CPSIA, CPC & ASTM, this stylish UTV makes the perfect gift for kids, building confidence and fun.
PRODUCT FEATURES
- Sleek and Stylish Design: This ride-on UTV features a modern look with LED lights, durable EVA wheels, an MP3 player, and a flash drive port. The fully functional opening/closing doors enhance the authentic driving experience.
- Impressive Performance: Powered by a 24V 7AH rechargeable battery, this UTV handles grass, gravel, and gentle slopes, offering a fun and safe outdoor adventure for kids on various terrains.
- Flexible Driving Options: Kids can drive independently using the foot pedal and steering wheel. Parents can take control with the 2.4G remote, which offers forward/reverse, park, and steering functions for added safety.
- Safe and Durable Construction: Made from high-quality materials, this UTV meets CPSIA, CPC, and ASTM-F963 safety standards, ensuring stability, safety, and reliability for parents’ peace of mind.
- Ideal Gift for Kids: With dimensions of 40.9"L x 28.7"W x 24"H and a 66lb weight capacity, this UTV provides a spacious, comfortable seat. It’s the perfect gift to promote independence and coordination for kids.
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Innovate Connections Inc
3489 W 72nd Ave Westminster, 80030
innovate@innovateconnection.com
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