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First Ride On 36V 2-Seater Kids Ride-On UTV Review

The First Ride On 36V 2-Seater UTV is a real-driving side-by-side for kids 6+. Its 36V 9Ah battery feeds dual 200W motors (400W total) for a 5–8 mph top speed and 40–60 minutes of runtime per 8–12 hour charge. The steel chassis carries up to 132 lb across a 20.5 in two-seat bench, with 14 in EVA tires and rear metal-spring suspension that handle grass, gravel and gentle hills. Each seat has a 3-point safety belt, plus gradual start and an electronic brake. Bluetooth audio, FM radio and LED lights round out the experience. Buy it for two siblings on private property who want a genuine UTV feel. Skip it if you need a parental remote—this version has none—or easy transport: at 86 lb and 55 in long it is heavy and bulky, and assembly takes about 1–2 hours.

By BalanceBikeToddler Editorial Team ·

Verdict: The First Ride On 36V 2-Seater UTV is a real-driving side-by-side for kids 6+. Its 36V 9Ah battery feeds dual 200W motors (400W total) for a 5–8 mph top speed and 40–60 minutes of runtime per 8–12 hour charge. The steel chassis carries up to 132 lb across a 20.5 in two-seat bench, with 14 in EVA tires and rear metal-spring suspension that handle grass, gravel and gentle hills. Each seat has a 3-point safety belt, plus gradual start and an electronic brake. Bluetooth audio, FM radio and LED lights round out the experience. Buy it for two siblings on private property who want a genuine UTV feel. Skip it if you need a parental remote—this version has none—or easy transport: at 86 lb and 55 in long it is heavy and bulky, and assembly takes about 1–2 hours.

Pros

  • 36V 9Ah battery with dual 200W motors delivers real 5–8 mph speed and climbs moderate hills.
  • Spacious two-seater (20.5 in seat) with a 132 lb capacity fits two kids or one older child.
  • 14 in EVA tires and rear metal-spring suspension grip grass, gravel and dirt better than plastic wheels.
  • Each seat has a 3-point safety belt; gradual start and electronic brake aid controlled stops.
  • Bluetooth audio, FM radio and LED lights add to the realistic side-by-side UTV experience.

Cons

  • No parental remote—kids have full control, so it suits only mature 6+ riders.
  • At 86 lb it is heavy and awkward to lift into a trunk or up steps.
  • 40–60 min runtime with an 8–12 h recharge means short, planning-heavy play sessions.
  • Assembly runs about 1–2 hours and is easier with two adults for the metal frame.
  • Shoulder straps on the 3-point belts run short for taller kids near the 132 lb limit.

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