First Ride On Jeep Wrangler Rubicon 24V 2 Seater Ride-On Car

Most ride-on cars say “two seater” and mean one wide seat with two seat belts. This one is a real two-seater — a 20-inch wide cabin that two kids can actually share without elbowing each other. The First Ride On 24V Jeep Wrangler Rubicon is officially licensed, stands on 14.5-inch tires, and carries 132 lbs, so it handles two children or one big kid with room to spare.

Power comes from a 24V 7Ah battery and dual 120W motors — double the motor output of the typical 65W ride-on. It reaches 8.5 km/h (5.3 mph), which is enough speed to feel like real driving on a driveway or packed trail. Four-wheel suspension smooths out the bumps that come with that pace.

• True two-seater — 20″ wide cabin, two three-point belts, 132 lbs total capacity
• 24V 7Ah + dual 120W motors — 240W total, up to 8.5 km/h / 5.3 mph
• 14.5″ oversized tires + four-wheel suspension — a taller, more planted stance
• Three speeds — 5 / 6.5 / 8.5 km/h, so kids start slow and move up
• 2.4G parent remote — 3 speeds, reverse, and steering assist
• Officially licensed Rubicon styling — 7-slot grille, RUBICON decals, Trail Rated trim

What Makes the 24V Rubicon Different From a 12V Ride-On

Two Seats That Are Actually Two Seats

The cabin is 20 inches wide, and the car measures 49.6 × 32.9 × 33.9 in overall. That's wide enough for siblings or friends to ride side by side, each with their own three-point safety belt. The lower cabin sits open, so kids can get in and out without gymnastics. Rated to 132 lbs (60 kg) and riders up to 1.25 m (4 ft 1 in).

Dual 120W Motors — Roughly Twice the Power of a Standard Ride-On

Most 24V ride-ons use 65W motors. This one runs dual 120W, for 240W total. That extra output shows up in two places: acceleration off the line, and the ability to keep moving on grass or a slight incline where a weaker car would bog down. Top speed is 8.5 km/h (5.3 mph), with two lower settings so a 4-year-old and a 7-year-old can use the same car safely.

14.5-Inch Tires and Four-Wheel Suspension

The oversized tires aren't just decoration. Combined with a taller body and suspension at all four corners, the car stays stable and smooth over cracked driveways, sidewalk seams, and packed dirt. Each wheel runs on two bearings, which keeps rolling resistance low and the ride quiet. It looks like a proper off-roader because it's been built like one.

How Long Does the 24V Battery Actually Last?

Real-world numbers: about 45–60 minutes on flat, hard surfaces, and around 25 minutes on grass, measured with a 60 kg load at around 25°C. That's honest range for a car at this weight. Charging takes 8–12 hours, so the practical routine is to plug it in overnight and ride the next day.

Parent Remote With Steering Assist and Emergency Stop

The 2.4G remote gives you three speed settings, steering assistance, and an emergency stop — you can hand the wheel to a young driver without handing over the risk. Both the pedal and the remote have reverse, which makes getting unstuck from a shrub much less of an event. The connection stays stable rather than cutting out at the far end of the yard.

Soft Start, Three-Point Belts, and Lockable Doors

Three details matter here. Soft start and soft stop mean the car eases in and out of motion instead of lurching — no sudden jolt to scare a new driver. Three-point belts secure both riders properly. Lockable doors keep younger passengers inside even if they get curious mid-ride. The car also has speed settings that let you lock in a slower pace while your child learns.

Bluetooth Music and Working Lights

The dashboard includes Bluetooth audio, built-in music, and a horn, plus two front headlights. Kids can play their own playlists and drive with the lights on. It keeps them outside longer, and it means the car gets used even on overcast afternoons when the novelty of driving alone might wear off.

What's in the Box

• Jeep Wrangler Rubicon car body
• 24V 7Ah battery and charger
• 2.4G remote control
• Assembly hardware and instruction manual