Plastic Electric Vehicles

When it comes to your child, safety is the top priority. So, the electric car you're considering should have a CE mark, confirming that it meets the European safety standards. You should also check for other safety features, such as seat belts and soft start function.

Consider your living area and how your child will use the electric car.

If your child will be using the car on uneven terrain like gravel roads or lawns, look for shock absorption, all-wheel drive, and rubber tyres to ensure a stable and safe ride.

If your child will be using the car mainly on the street or pavement, you can prioritize other fun features such as bluetooth for music playback.