First, check your spam folder. If there's nothing there, please contact our customer service so we can check if you entered your email address correctly.
What payment methods do you accept?
You can pay safely and easily with a range of trusted payment methods. Depending on your location, the following options are available:
PayPal – pay securely without having to re-enter your card or bank details
iDEAL – for customers in the Netherlands, pay directly via your own bank
Apple Pay – fast and easy mobile payments via iPhone or Apple Watch
Bancontact – pay with your Belgian bank card
Visa & Mastercard – credit cards accepted worldwide, for extra flexibility
Klarna (Buy Now, Pay Later) – enjoy your purchase immediately and pay later (if available)
All payments are processed through secure payment providers, so that your order is handled safely and reliably.
I can't find the number plate. What should I do?
The number plate and/or driving licence can be found on the outside of the box, in a plastic sleeve on the side. Please check all sides first. Still can't find it? Then send us photos of all sides of the box. Once we've looked at the photos, we'll get in touch with you.
Do your products meet safety standards?
Yes. Our electric ride-on vehicles comply with the applicable European safety and quality standards and are CE certified. The products have been tested in accordance with the relevant regulations and are suitable for safe use by children. Adult supervision is recommended.
What's the quickest way to reach you?
For immediate support, we recommend our live chat. For more detailed questions, you can fill in the contact form and our team will reply as soon as possible.
Do your products meet safety standards?
Yes. Our electric ride-on vehicles comply with the applicable European safety and quality standards and are CE certified. The products have been tested in accordance with the relevant regulations and are suitable for safe use by children. Adult supervision is recommended.
What is covered by the statutory manufacturer's warranty?
The following applies to all our products: 2-year legal warranty. This warranty covers manufacturing errors and defects present upon delivery.
Wearing parts, such as batteries, wheels and other consumables, are not covered by the standard warranty. For certain products it is possible to extend the warranty expandable with an additional warranty package.
All our products come with a standard warranty of 2 years.
I didn't receive a confirmation email, what now?
First, check your spam folder. If there's nothing there, please contact our customer service so we can check if you entered your email address correctly.
What payment methods do you accept?
You can pay safely and easily with a range of trusted payment methods. Depending on your location, the following options are available:
PayPal – pay securely without having to re-enter your card or bank details
iDEAL – for customers in the Netherlands, pay directly via your own bank
Apple Pay – fast and easy mobile payments via iPhone or Apple Watch
Bancontact – pay with your Belgian bank card
Visa & Mastercard – credit cards accepted worldwide, for extra flexibility
Klarna (Buy Now, Pay Later) – enjoy your purchase immediately and pay later (if available)
All payments are processed through secure payment providers, so that your order is handled safely and reliably.
Do the products still need to be assembled?
Almost all of our products are delivered as a kit, but don't worry, with the included manual and clear assembly instructions, everything is easy to assemble.
When does my battery need replacing?
How long a battery lasts depends on the type of battery and how it is used:
Lithium-ion battery: on average 4–5 years
Lead-acid battery: on average 2–3 years
To keep the battery in good condition, we recommend charging it at least once a month, even when the vehicle is not being used. Also make sure that the maximum charging time is not exceeded.
How long does a ride-on car take to charge?
A ride-on car has an average charging time of 4 to 8 hours. For the first charge, 10–12 hours is recommended, so the battery can charge fully the first time. Do not exceed the maximum charging time stated in the manual.
Can I also get spare parts?
Yes, most parts, such as motors, wheels, screws and more, are available. Feel free to get in touch and we'll be happy to help.
Do you offer technical support for defects?
Absolutely! Our technical team has extensive knowledge of all our products. Have any questions or run into any problems? Don't worry, we're always here to help!
Are the vehicles water-resistant?
Unfortunately, our products aren't fond of water adventures. So don't leave them out in the rain or ride through deep puddles. A few drops won't hurt, though!
Do the quad bikes and motorbikes have a remote control?
Most of our quads do not come with a remote control, as they are designed for children who can operate the vehicle independently.
What is the average speed of a ride-on car?
Most electric ride-on cars travel at a speed of between 3 and 6 km/h. The speed can vary depending on the model and voltage, and in many cases it can be adjusted with the parental remote control.
Guide by voltage:
6V: approx. 3–4 km/h
12V: approx. 3–6 km/h
24V: approx. 6–12 km/h
What age is a ride-on car suitable for?
Electric ride-on cars are generally suitable for children aged 1 to 6, depending on the model. We always recommend checking the product description for the exact age range.
From about age 1, children can ride along safely with the help of the parental remote control. From age 2 to 3, many children can drive on their own.
Are quad bikes and buggies suitable for off-road use?
Kids' quad bikes and buggies are perfect for adventures on grass, gravel and other rough surfaces. Always check the product page for the recommended surfaces.
Do the ride-on cars have light and sound effects?
Yes, many of our models have working headlights and sound effects, such as a horn and engine sounds.
How can I tell if a ride-on car is a 2-seater?
You can't always tell straight away from the number of seats whether a ride-on car is a 2-seater. So always check the product specifications to see whether the vehicle is suitable for two children.
You can often recognise a 2-seater model by the steering wheel on one side instead of in the middle. With our filter options you can easily select by number of seats.
What are mechanical ride-on horses?
Mechanical ride-on horses move forward by means of a mechanical drive system that mimics a natural galloping motion. By moving their own body, the child propels the horse forward, creating a realistic and playful riding experience.
My parcel is marked as delivered, but I haven't received anything. What now?
First check the tracking information for more details about the delivery. Sometimes a parcel is left with the neighbours or in a safe place around the house.
Checked everything and still can't find the parcel? Then please contact our customer service. We'll open an investigation with the carrier. Please bear in mind that this investigation can take up to 14 days.
I can't find my parcel. Where is it?
You can check the status of your order via the track & trace link that we sent you by email. By entering your postcode, you'll get more information about the current location of your parcel and the expected delivery.
Haven't received a track & trace link, or is the information incorrect? Then please get in touch with our customer service and we'll help you further.
Can I choose my delivery date?
Unfortunately, this is not always possible, but you can usually choose to have the parcel delivered to a collection point or at a later time via the track & trace link.
Are there delivery costs?
Enjoy free delivery on all our products above a minimum order value. The minimum order values and delivery costs differ per country.
Free delivery applies above the following minimum order values:
Belgium, the Netherlands, France, Germany and Austria: €99
Spain, Italy, Portugal, the United Kingdom, Ireland and Poland: €119
For orders below these amounts, the following delivery costs apply:
Belgium: €6.95
Netherlands: €7.95
Germany: €8.95
France: €9.95
Poland: €11.95
Austria, Spain, Portugal and Ireland: €12.95
Italy: €13.95
United Kingdom: €17.95
A fixed delivery charge always applies to the other countries:
Finland and Sweden: €20
Denmark, Bulgaria, Hungary and Slovenia: €35
Slovakia, Romania and the Czech Republic: €20
Please note: in some cases an extra surcharge may be charged for heavier or bulky parcels, depending on the size or weight of the product. If this applies, it will always be clearly shown at checkout.
What is your delivery time?
The delivery time depends on the destination country. Orders placed before 13:00 are usually dispatched the same working day.
Estimated delivery times per country:
Belgium / Netherlands: 1 working day
France: 2–3 working days
Germany: 1–2 working days
Spain: 3 working days
Italy: 2–4 working days
Portugal: 4 working days
UK: 2–3 working days
Austria: 2 working days
Finland: 4 working days
Sweden: 3–4 working days
Ireland: 4–5 working days
Denmark: 2 working days
Bulgaria / Croatia: 4 working days
Slovenia: 3 working days
Poland: 2–3 working days
Slovakia: 3 working days
Romania: 3 working days
Czech Republic: 2–3 working days
Please note: delivery times are a guide and may vary due to external factors such as busy periods at the carrier or customs clearance. For full details, please see our delivery policy.
How do I track my order?
As soon as your order has been dispatched, you'll automatically receive a track & trace email with a personal tracking link.
With this link you can follow the status of your parcel. On the tracking page you can enter your postcode to see more information about your order, such as the delivery status and the expected delivery time.
Haven't received a track & trace email? Then first check your spam or junk mail folder. If you can't find the email there, please get in touch with our customer service using the contact form on our website.
Which countries do you ship to?
We currently deliver to the following countries:
Belgium
the Netherlands
France
Germany
Spain
Italy
Portugal
United Kingdom
Austria
Finland
Sweden
Ireland
Denmark
Bulgaria
Croatia
Slovenia
Poland
Slovakia
Romania
the Czech Republic
Please note: unfortunately, we cannot currently deliver to islands. We are working on extra delivery options for islands in the future. For full details, please see our delivery policy.
What happens if I am not at home upon delivery?
If you're not at home when your parcel is delivered, the carrier will make another delivery attempt or take the parcel to a collection point. The number of delivery attempts differs per carrier:
DPD: 1 delivery attempt, then delivery to a collection point
DHL: 2 delivery attempts, then delivery to a DHL ServicePoint
UPS: 3 delivery attempts, then delivery to a UPS Access Point
Our carriers (DPD, DHL and UPS) also offer various delivery options, including:
Delivery to a pre-selected safe place
Collection from a collection point near you
Collection from our warehouse in Heusden-Zolder
You can always find the exact delivery options and next steps in the tracking information for your parcel.
How can I return a product?
Did your product arrive damaged, defective, incomplete or was the wrong item delivered? Then please contact our customer service. We'll resolve this for you as quickly as possible and, where applicable, arrange a collection or a returns label.
If you'd like to return a product for another reason, such as a change of mind or an exchange for a different model, you can do so within 30 days of receipt. In this case, you are responsible for returning the product yourself.
Conditions for returns:
The product must be returned unused, in as-new condition and in its original packaging
Where possible, the product should be fully disassembled
If disassembly is not possible, the product must be carefully packed to protect it
Once received, the product will be checked within 3–5 working days. As soon as the return has been approved, the amount will be refunded. Please allow a processing time of 3–5 working days before the amount appears on your original payment method.
To register a return, please contact us using the contact form on our website.
How quickly will I get my money back?
As soon as we have received and checked the returned product, your refund will be processed within 3 to 5 working days.
After processing, depending on your payment method and bank, it may take a few more working days before the amount appears in your account. You'll automatically receive a confirmation of this by email.
My product arrived damaged, what now?
We're sorry to hear that your product arrived damaged. If this happens, please contact our customer service as soon as possible and quote your order number. If possible, please also send photos of the damage, so that we can assess your request more quickly.
Once we've received your report, we'll work with you to find a suitable solution, such as sending a replacement part or replacing the entire product. Our team will do everything it can to handle this for you as quickly and carefully as possible.
Does a ride-on horse need assembling?
Ride-on horses only require attaching the head to the body as indicated in the manual. You do not need to assemble anything else.
Where can a ride-on horse be used?
Ride-on horses are mainly suitable for indoor use on a flat surface. Some models can also be used outside on smooth paving or a level patio, but avoid sand, gravel, wet surfaces and uneven ground.
Does a ride-on horse need batteries?
No, ride-on horses do not need batteries to operate. Some models do have batteries for sound effects, such as neighing or galloping sounds.
How does a ride-on horse work?
A ride-on horse moves forward through an up-and-down galloping motion by the child. By moving their body and using the footrests, the horse moves without batteries or a motor.
Is a push car good for my child's development?
Yes, a push car encourages movement, balance, coordination and muscle development. It also helps children gain more confidence in moving around and walking on their own.
What is the maximum weight for a push car?
Each push car usually has a maximum load of up to 25 kg. This is stated in the product information. Don't exceed this maximum weight, as it can affect the safety and lifespan of the product.
How do I know if the push car is the right size?
The child must be able to firmly place both feet on the ground while sitting comfortably on the seat. If the legs are stretched out too far or pulled up too high, the push car is less suitable.
Can a push car be used indoors and outdoors?
Many push cars are suitable for both indoor and outdoor use. Do check the type of wheels: soft or rubber wheels are often better indoors, while sturdy plastic wheels work well on patios or driveways.
Is a push car safe for young children?
Yes, as long as the push car suits the child's age and development. Choose a sturdy model with stable wheels and rounded edges. Ideally, use the push car under adult supervision.
From what age is a push car suitable?
Push cars are often suitable from about age 1, depending on the model. Always check the recommended age, the seat height and the stability of the push car.
What surfaces can a kids' electric motorbike be ridden on?
Most models run best on flat surfaces such as paving, tarmac, concrete or a smooth driveway. On grass, gravel, sand or slopes the kids' motorbike performs well, but the battery runs down faster.
Are kids' electric motorbikes safe?
Yes, as long as the motorbike suits the child's age and height and is used under supervision. Look for a stable build, good wheels, simple controls and, if needed, stabilisers for extra balance. Always ride the motorbike on a safe, flat surface.
How fast does a kids' electric motorbike go?
The speed varies per model. Many kids' electric motorbikes travel at about 3 to 6 km/h. Some larger models can go faster. For young children, ideally choose a model with a low speed or several speed settings.
How can parents encourage educational play?
Parents can give simple tasks, such as “drive to the tree”, “stop at the line” or “drive round the cone”. This turns driving into a game in which children practise listening, steering, stopping and choosing a direction.
Does an electric ride-on car encourage independence?
Definitely. When a child is allowed to steer, choose where to go and learn to stop or turn, they gain more confidence. Parents can help with the remote control where needed, while the child still feels they are driving on their own.
Which motor skills does a child practise with a ride-on car?
A child uses several skills at once: steering with their hands, accelerating with their foot, sitting upright, looking around and reacting to obstacles. This way, hand-eye coordination, foot control, spatial awareness and balance are practised in a fun way.
Does an electric ride-on car contribute to my child's development?
Yes, an electric ride-on car contributes to children's development in a playful way. While driving, they practise steering, reacting, looking where they're going and judging distance and space. Among other things, this develops motor skills, coordination and independence.
Is an electric ride-on car a good gift?
Yes, an electric ride-on car is a popular gift for children who like to play outside. Kids love being able to control things themselves.
Are electric ride-on cars suitable for two children?
Some models appear to have two seats, but that does not always mean they are suitable for two children at the same time. Check the seating space and maximum load of the model.
What is the difference between 6V, 12V and 24V?
A 6V ride-on car is usually suitable for younger children and flat surfaces. A 12V model often has more power and suits slightly older children. A 24V model is generally more powerful and suitable for heavier loads or larger models, usually 2-seaters.
Can an electric ride-on car be left outside?
It's better to store the car somewhere dry and sheltered. Rain, damp and direct sunlight can affect the electronics, battery, paintwork and plastic parts. Don't use the car in wet weather or drive it through puddles.
Where can an electric ride-on car be used?
Electric ride-on cars run best on flat, firm surfaces such as paving, tarmac, concrete or a smooth garden path. They usually cope very well with grass and gravel too, depending on the type of wheels. On sand or slopes the car may not run as well and the battery will run down faster.
Can my child drive by themselves?
In all our ride-on cars, the child can accelerate, steer and stop by themselves. Parents can also control them with a remote control. We find that children usually start driving on their own from around 30–36 months.
What is the advantage of a parental remote control?
With a remote control, parents can steer the electric ride-on car or step in when needed. This is especially handy for young children who can't yet steer or brake well on their own.
Is an electric ride-on car safe?
Yes, as long as the car suits the child's age and height and is used under adult supervision. Many models have a seat belt, soft start, a parental remote control and a limited speed.
How long does the battery last?
The run time depends on the battery, the child's weight, the surface and the use of features such as lights or music. On average, a child can drive for about 60 to 90 minutes on a full battery.
Can a pedal go-kart go backwards?
Some pedal go-karts have a freewheel mechanism or gear system that allows children to drive forwards and backwards. This varies by model, so check the product specifications.
What is the difference between air-filled tyres and solid tyres?
Air-filled tyres offer more comfort and grip, especially on uneven ground. Solid tyres need little maintenance and can't get a puncture, but give a slightly less smooth ride.
Which surface is suitable for a pedal go-kart?
A pedal go-kart runs best on flat, firm surfaces such as paving, tarmac, concrete or a smooth garden path. On grass, sand or gravel, pedalling can be harder work, depending on the type of tyres.
Can a pedal go-kart be left outside?
Many pedal go-karts are suitable for outdoor use, but it's better to store them somewhere dry when they're not being used. Over time, rain, damp and direct sunlight can affect the frame, the tyres and the moving parts.
Are Vrooomy pedal go-karts safe?
Yes, as long as the pedal go-kart suits the child's age and height and is used on a safe surface. Ideally, choose a model with a sturdy frame, good brakes and stable wheels. Adult supervision is recommended, especially for young children.
What should I look for when choosing a pedal go-kart?
Pay particular attention to the child's age and height, the maximum load, the adjustable seat, the tyres, the braking system and how sturdy the frame is. For younger children, a light model that is easy to steer is often the best choice.
From what age is a pedal go-kart suitable?
Our pedal go-karts are generally suitable for children from age 3 and up to 30–40 kg. Always check the recommended age, the maximum load and how far the seat can be adjusted.
Does a push car need maintenance?
A push car usually requires little to no maintenance. Regularly check if the wheels turn properly, if all parts are securely attached, and clean the push car with a slightly damp cloth.
Can the battery be allowed to run completely flat?
Preferably not. It's better to charge the battery before it is completely flat. Also charge the battery regularly when the car isn't used for a long time, to preserve the battery's lifespan; once a month is recommended.
Does an electric ride-on car need maintenance?
Yes, a little maintenance is important. Regularly check the wheels, screws, plugs, battery and charger. Clean the car with a slightly damp cloth and store it somewhere dry.