Kids electric ride-on UTV Ford 707 12V single seat

Price: €217.40
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Officially licensed Ford 707 UTV ride-on with a 12V battery and one seat, suitable from 3 years. Comes with a 2.4 GHz parental remote, soft start and MP3 player.
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An off-road ride-on for children taking their first drives on their own: the Ford 707 UTV has a single seat, runs on a 12V battery and is suited to children from 3 years. Your child steers, while you can take over from a distance with the 2.4 GHz parental remote whenever it is needed.

Kids 4x4 electric ride-on from 3 years

  • Recommended from 3 years of age.
  • Single seat with faux leather upholstery.
  • 2.4 GHz parental remote and soft start, so the car pulls away smoothly.
  • Two 30 W motors and a 12V / 4.5 Ah battery.
  • Suspension, opening doors and a boot for whatever your child wants to carry.
  • Working headlights, voltmeter and MP3 player.
  • Recommended maximum load of 30 kg.
AgeFrom 3 years
Seats1
Battery12V / 4.5 Ah
Motors2 x 30 W
Parental remote2.4 GHz
WheelsPlastic
SeatFaux leather
Maximum load30 kg
Dimensions105 x 64 x 60 cm
Weight17 kg

  • Reference
    FORD_707_BLACK
  • EAN13
    8586019944426

  • Recommended age
    3 - 6 years
  • Maximum weight
    30 kg
  • Seats
    1
  • Battery
    12V
  • Wheel type
    EVA foam (puncture-proof)
  • Motor power
    60 W
  • Parental remote
    Sí
  • Multimedia (MP3)
    Yes
  • Top speed
    5 km/h
  • Battery type
    Iones de litio (Li-ion)
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Shipping included, tracked
Shipping to Spain, Portugal, France, Italy, Germany and Belgium is included in the price, by courier with tracking number.
Warranty and technical support
3-year warranty in Spain (2 in the rest of the EU), 14 days to return, and technical support with shipment of original spare parts.

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