Reaching forward speeds of up to 6 miles per hour, this innovative ride-on is sure to be a hit with little thrill-seekers. Kids will love learning how to maneuver around obstacles with the unique steering technique — lean left and right to do quick turns.

The Rollplay Nighthawk is suitable for children ages 6+, weighing up to 110 lbs.

As a popular option for parents, 12-volt electric ride on cars are suitable for children aged 4 to 6 years old. They can reach max speeds of 3-5 mph.

Power wheels with 24V batteries can reach a maximum speed of 6 mph while those with 12V batteries can reach up to 6mph

How can I make my 6V Power Wheels faster? Be it a 6-volt battery or a 12-volt battery, making a power wheel faster is just the same in both of them. To build up the speed of any power wheel, all you need to do is to switch or change the current batteries.

Power Wheels can handle between 12V to 24V depending on the model, and everything from the motor to the gears will affect this number. Power Wheels do not recommend upgrading the existing battery's voltage.

Our best option is to put two batteries in place of one. In this case, it will be two 6 volt batteries which total up to 12 volts. Now it would not take a genius to figure out that if the battery is doubled the motor will spin two times faster hence propelling the 12V Power ride on cars to go with as much speed.08-Apr-2017

Power Wheels does have a governor for its ride-on cars, allowing your kids to drive at different speeds. And if you're modifying your Power Wheels to make it drive faster, you can use a different type of governor or speed controller for more control.

You don't need a charger to recharge your Power Wheels when the battery gets low. Connect the battery to a power source using plugs and monitor the current flow until the Power Wheels battery is full.

Most electric scooter and bike battery chargers have a green light and a red light. When the charger is plugged into the vehicle and into the wall the red light indicates that the battery pack is charging, and the green light indicates that the charger is plugged into the wall.