Lamborghini 12V Kids Electric Ride-On Car
$199.99 – $209.99
- Officially Licensed Lamborghini: This licensed lamborghini toy car features the iconic sleek design and authentic logos. As a premium pink lamborghini toy car, it’s the perfect stylish vehicle for young drivers who want a realistic car experience.
- Safety Meets Style: The Lamborghini kids delivers a secure and graceful driving experience for young riders. With a built-in seatbelt, locking doors, parental remote capability, and a gentle top speed of 1.25-2.5 mph, your child can explore with joy while you enjoy complete peace of mind.
- Smooth Rides for Ages 3-6: Specially designed for children aged 3-6 years, this ride on car includes a soft-start system to prevent sudden jerks. The spring suspension ensures a stable journey on various flat surfaces for riders up to 66 lbs.
- Onboard MP3 & Music: Keep the fun alive with the integrated MP3 player and FM radio. While cruising with bright LED headlights, kids can enjoy pre-loaded music or play their own tunes through the USB port for an engaging drive.
- Perfect Gift for Girls: This 12V electric car is the ultimate birthday or Christmas gift. Combining luxury aesthetics with durable construction, it encourages outdoor play and independence, creating lasting memories for every young adventurer.
Lamborghini 12V Kids Electric Ride-On Car
Most ride-on cars borrow a car's general shape. This one carries the licence. The body follows the Lamborghini Urus — hexagonal grille, low roofline, shield badge on the bonnet, Lamborghini script across the tail — and it comes in Pink, Black and Green, so the colour never has to say anything about who drives it.
Underneath it is a straightforward 12V: a 12V 7Ah battery, two 25W motors, a top speed of 1.25–2.5 mph (2–4 km/h), front and rear suspension, a three-point seat belt, lockable doors and a 2.4G parental remote. It charges in 8–12 hours and runs for 1–2 hours. Rated for ages 3–6, up to 66 lb (30 kg) and about 4 ft 1 in (1.25 m) tall.
- Officially licensed Lamborghini Urus — Urus plate, bonnet shield, tail script
- Two ways to ride — 2.4G remote first, then pedal-and-wheel
- Three-point seat belt and lockable doors — the parts parents check
- Soft start — no jerk when the pedal goes down
- Front and rear suspension — copes with cobblestone, pavement and grass
- MP3 over USB, FM radio, engine and horn sounds, plus LED headlights
Licensed Lamborghini Urus Ride-On Car: What the Badge Gets You
You can tell a licensed model from a copy without reading the box. The Urus-style hexagonal grille sits low and wide, the shield badge is centred on the bonnet above it, the headlights sit in the same angular housings as the real SUV, and Lamborghini script runs across the tail. The proportions follow the real car too — raked windscreen, short rear deck, muscular wheel arches.
How to spot a licensed Lamborghini Urus kids ride-on car
Three details get noticed every time: the shield badge on the bonnet, the Lamborghini script across the tail, and the Urus plate on the front bumper. Then there is the opening door — it swings out properly and it locks, which turns a decoration into a real door.
Driving a Lamborghini 12V Kids Ride-On Car: Remote First, Then Pedals
Out of the box this is a remote-control car: you hold the 2.4G handset and the throttle is yours. Most families run it that way for the first few months, while the child learns steering and stopping but not yet judging speed.
Switching from the 2.4G remote to pedal mode
The remote gives you three speed settings; the car itself has two on-board settings the driver uses in pedal mode. The changeover is manual and takes seconds — hand it over once your child can stop on a driveway without being told. A soft start ramps the motor in rather than snapping it to full power, which on a car this small is worth more than extra speed ever would be.
Ride-On Car Speed: Why 1.25–2.5 mph and Not More
Top speed is 1.25–2.5 mph (2–4 km/h) — walking pace to a slow jog. That is matched to the age band on purpose: quick enough to feel like driving, slow enough that a three-year-old can be told to stop and will actually stop.
Matching 12V ride-on car speed to a three-year-old
The two 25W motors are not there to win a race. They are there to pull the car up a driveway slope on a full battery and to keep moving over grass, where lighter cars bog down. If you need genuine speed, a 24V model is the step up — this one is built for control.
Soft Start and Suspension on the 12V Lamborghini Ride-On Car
Ride quality comes from three things working together: suspension at both the front and rear, a soft start on the throttle, and PP tires that grip pavement and packed dirt. On a driveway it feels planted and quiet; over cobblestone or a lawn edge, it absorbs rather than clatters.
What decides the ride on cobblestone and grass
Small riders feel every hard edge. Suspension on both axles plus a soft-start throttle gives a first-time driver a smooth launch instead of a jolt — usually the difference between a child who asks to go again and a child who gets out.
Safety Features: Three-Point Belt and Lockable Doors
Three things to check before the first drive, and this car has all three: a three-point seat belt (shoulder and lap, not a lap belt alone), lockable doors, and a 2.4G remote you can take back the moment you need it. The headlights are functional LEDs.
The five-minute safety check before the first drive
Buckle the three-point belt and check it holds; lock the door and confirm it can't be opened from inside; then have another adult try stopping on a slope. The car carries CPSIA (ASTM F963) certification, alongside EN71, EN62115, EMC, SOR and MSDS.
MP3 Music, FM Radio, and Battery Life on This Ride-On Car
The dashboard carries a multi-function MP3 player with a USB port and an FM radio, plus engine and horn sounds through the speaker. A START button on the control panel powers the car up, and the steering wheel carries the Lamborghini crest.
What 1–2 hours of runtime means for weekends
An hour and a half to two hours is one long session rather than five short ones, which suits a three-to-six-year-old far better than a car that goes flat after fifteen minutes. Charging takes 8–12 hours on the included 12V 500mA charger, so overnight is the routine — and the first charge should be taken all the way, or you will get less than the rated runtime.
What's in the Box
- 12V licensed Lamborghini Urus ride-on car body
- 12V 7Ah battery and 12V 500mA charger
- 2.4G parental remote control
- Instruction manual and assembly hardware
| Color | Black, Green, Pink |
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| Product Name | Lamborghini 12V Kids Electric Ride-On Car |
| Licence | Officially licensed Lamborghini Urus |
| Seats | One |
| Product Size | 42" × 26" × 21" (106.7 × 66 × 53.3 cm) — L × W × H |
| Seat Size | 14.2" × 7.9" × 11" (36 × 20 × 28 cm) — W × D × H |
| Battery | 12V 7Ah |
| Motors | 2 × 25W |
| Charger | 12V 500mA |
| Top Speed | 1.25–2.5 mph (2–4 km/h) |
| Speed Settings | 2 on-board (low/high); remote has 3 (low/medium/high) |
| Remote Control | 2.4G parental remote |
| Safety Belt | Three-point seat belt |
| Doors | Lockable doors |
| Suspension | Front and rear suspension |
| Wheels | PP tires |
| Audio | MP3 player with USB port and FM radio; engine and horn sounds |
| Lighting | LED headlights |
| Start | One-key start on the control panel; soft start |
| Max Rider Weight | 66 lb / 30 kg |
| Max Rider Height | 4 ft 1 in / 1.25 m |
| Recommended Age | 3–6 years |
| Charging Time | 8–12 hours |
| Runtime | 1–2 hours |
| Certification | CPSIA (ASTM F963), EN71, EN62115, EMC, SOR, MSDS |
| Color | Pink, Black, Green |
Is this really officially licensed by Lamborghini?
Yes — it is produced under an official Lamborghini Urus licence, which is why it carries the shield badge on the bonnet, the Urus plate on the front bumper and Lamborghini script on the tail. It is not a scaled-down real Urus; it is a ride-on built to that design.
How fast does it go, and is that enough for a three-year-old?
Top speed is 1.25–2.5 mph (2–4 km/h) — walking pace to a slow jog. It is matched to the 3–6 age band on purpose, and the soft start ramps the motor in rather than snapping it to full power.
Does it come with a parental remote?
Yes, a 2.4G remote with three speed settings. The car also has two on-board settings the driver uses in pedal mode, so you can still cap speed after the handover.
How long does the battery last and how long does charging take?
About 1–2 hours of runtime per charge, with an 8–12 hour charge on the included 12V 500mA charger. Charge it overnight; taking the first charge off the box early is the usual reason a new ride-on feels short-lived.
What size child does it fit?
Up to 66 lb (30 kg) and about 4 ft 1 in (1.25 m) tall, recommended for ages 3–6. It is a single-seater sized for the younger end of the range — above that, move up to a 12V model with a larger seat.
Do the lights work?
The headlights are functional LEDs, which is what makes late-afternoon and early-evening rides usable. The rear light elements are stickers rather than lit lamps.
Can it drive on grass, cobblestone or gravel?
It handles pavement, asphalt, cobblestone and grass, with front and rear suspension absorbing uneven ground. Loose deep sand and mud slow it down and strain the 12V 7Ah battery, so keep those for flat surfaces.
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