AIYAPLAY Volkswagen Beetle Licensed 12V Ride on Car w/ Remote Control, Pink

The AIYAPLAY Volkswagen Beetle is a licensed 12V ride-on car for kids, designed for stylish playtime adventures. With a choice of manual driving or parental remote control, it offers flexible ways to enjoy each ride, whether children are taking the lead or grown-ups are guiding the journey.

On a full charge, it provides up to an hour of play and reaches speeds between 3–5 km/h. A slow-start function helps deliver smooth, controlled take-offs on flat surfaces. For added fun, it features music, radio and LED lights to make every drive feel more engaging.

Key features

• Licensed Volkswagen Beetle ride-on car
• 12V ride-on design
• Manual driving mode and parental remote control option
• Up to an hour of play on a full charge
• Speed range of 3–5 km/h
• Slow-start function for smooth starts on flat surfaces
• Music, radio and LED lights
• Colour: pink

Please note: Colours may appear slightly different in person than on your screen.

● Colour: Pink
● Material: PP and metal
● Overall dimensions: 46H x 97L x 56.5Wcm
● Seat: 32W x 21Dcm
● Seat height: To floor: 20cm
● Remote control: 15m
● Wheels diameter: Φ22cm
● Battery: 12V 4.5AH
● Motor: 2 x 12V
● Charging time: First: 6-8 hours. Regular: 8-12 hours
● Run time: One hour
● Speed: 3-5km/h
● Weight capacity: 30kg
● Approved age: 3-8 years
● Recommended age: 3-5 years
● Seat capacity: One rider
● Item label: 370-376V70PK
● Note: Always monitor your children while they are riding
● Note 2: Two AAA batteries (not included) required for the remote

Product Features

• Officially licensed Volkswagen Beetle: This kids ride-on car offers a stylish and authentic experience
• with up to one hour of playtime per charge.Flexible control options: Children can drive manually or parents can control the car with a remote
• offering three adjustable speeds between 3-5 km/h.Smooth and safe: Two 12V motors and a four-wheel suspension system bring a smooth ride on flat surfaces
• featuring a soft start mechanism.