This electric car with its iconic Porsche style is the ideal learning tool for young drivers aged 1 to 5. By taking the wheel, children develop their coordination, motor skills, and spatial awareness in a fun way. This vehicle helps children learn to anticipate and make decisions, thus strengthening their self-confidence while stimulating their imagination on every outing.
Experience sporty elegance with the Porsche Style Electric Car!
- Design: Iconic style inspired by the famous Porsche 911
- Recommended Age: From 1 to 5 years old
- Power: High-performance dual motors with a 12V battery for smooth driving
- Parental Control: Priority 2.4 GHz remote control allowing parents to maintain complete control
- Safety: Integrated seatbelt and a secure maximum speed of 5 km/h
- Multimedia: MP3 player with AUX and USB inputs for listening to music while driving
- Realism: Working LED headlights, horn and Realistic engine sounds at startup
- Versatility: Forward and reverse with a battery life of up to 90 minutes
- Capacity: Robust structure supports up to 30 kg
- Quick assembly: Delivered 90% pre-assembled, ready for adventure in 15 minutes
Safety and smart parental control:
Safety is the priority. This model features a unique system where the remote control takes precedence over the pedal: if a parent uses the remote control, the child's controls are deactivated to prevent any unexpected movement. With its limited speed, this car offers the perfect balance between driving fun and peace of mind.
Performance on all terrains:
Thanks to its 12V battery, this Porsche-style car offers a pleasant driving experience even on surfaces like grass or small gravel. Its robust design allows children to play freely while exploring their environment with style and confidence.
Motor Skills Development:
Driving this vehicle is an effective way to stimulate coordination. Manipulating the steering wheel refines fine motor skills, while using the accelerator helps children understand cause and effect. This active play promotes spatial awareness and decision-making skills in young drivers.
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