New 12v Kids Car Official Licensed Mercedes AMG GLE 63S Electric Ride on Car with Remote
New Official Licensed Mercedes AMG GLE 63s 12v Kids Electric Ride on Car with Parental Remote Control, Leather Seat and Rubber EVA Tyres This remote control car for kids is a fantastic car for kids to drive, The Mer...
New 12v Kids Car Official Licensed Mercedes AMG GLE 63S Electric Ride on Car with Remote
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New 12v Kids Car Official Licensed Mercedes AMG GLE 63S Electric Ride on Car with Remote
New Official Licensed Mercedes AMG GLE 63s 12v Kids Electric Ride on Car with Parental Remote Control, Leather Seat and Rubber EVA Tyres
This remote control car for kids is a fantastic car for kids to drive, The Mercedes AMG GLE 63s SUV ride on, it has great features such as suspension, LED headlights, push button start up and dashboard lights! The push button start up is accompanied by engine sound which is great fun for kids. Getting in and out is made easier with working doors and a seatbelt to keep them strapped in. Forward and reverse gears and a pedal speed control will have your child navigating the terrain like a pro. The Mercedes AMG GLE 63s is powered by two 30w motors which are connected to a 12v battery. Please note self assembly is required. Look through our full range of children's electric cars with remote control for more options.
Features:
Mercedes AMG GLE 63s Ride on Car
12v battery (2 x 6v batteries)
2 x 30w Motors
Leather Seat
Rubber EVA Tyres
Main Charger
2.4G Parental Remote Control
LED headlights
LED dashboard light
Horn and engine startup sound
2.5 MPH
Forward and reverse
Opening side doors
Rear Wheel Suspension
Wing mirrors
Seat belt
Suitable for 3-5 years
Dimensions 107cm x 68cm x 54cm
Item weight: 14kg
What's in the box?
12v Mains Charger
In the UK, privately-owned electric scooters may only be ridden on private land with the landowner's permission, or within designated council trial zones. They are currently not legal for use on public UK highways or pavements. We strongly advise all riders to wear a safety helmet, protective gloves, and visible reflective clothing at all times.













