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Best 2 Seater Ride On Car 12V & 24V
- Peg Perego John Deere Gator XUV 12V
- Sopbost XL 24V 2 Seater 4×4 UTV
- Best Choice Products 12V 2-Seater Land Rover
- Kidzone 2 Seater Porsche Taycan Ride on Car
- Joywhale 24V 2 Seater Toyota Land Cruiser FJ40
- Sopbost 12V 2 Seater Mini Golf Cart
- AOKOY XXXL 24V 4WD 2 Seater Ride On Car
- Qaba 24V 2 Seater Off-Road UTV
- YOHOPO 24V 2 Seater Ford Mustang Dark Horse
- Kid Trax 12V Ford Bronco 2 Seater
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- Battery
- 12V 12aH
- Seatbelts
- No
- Parent Remote
- No
- Headlights
- No
- Horn
- No
- Music Option
- No
- Max Weight
- 130 LBS
- Riders
- 2
- Age
- 3 - 8 Years Old
- Speed
- 2.25 - 4.5 MPH
- Run Time
- Not listed
- Battery
- (One 24V) 24V 7aH 4WD
- Seatbelts
- Yes
- Parent Remote
- Yes
- Headlights
- Yes
- Horn
- Yes
- Music Option
- Yes
- Max Weight
- 135 LBS
- Riders
- 2
- Age
- 3 - 8 Years Old
- Speed
- 1.85 - 5.0 MPH
- Run Time
- 1 - 1.5 Hours
- Battery
- 12V 7aH
- Seatbelts
- Yes
- Parent Remote
- Yes
- Headlights
- Yes
- Horn
- Yes
- Music Option
- Yes
- Max Weight
- 128 LBS
- Riders
- 2
- Age
- 3 - 8 Years Old
- Speed
- 1.8 - 3.7 MPH
- Run Time
- 1 - 2 Hours
- Battery
- 12V 7aH
- Seatbelts
- Yes
- Parent Remote
- Yes
- Headlights
- Yes
- Horn
- Yes
- Music Option
- Yes
- Max Weight
- 132 LBS
- Riders
- 2
- Age
- 3 - 8 Years Old
- Speed
- 1.8 - 3.1 MPH
- Run Time
- 1 - 2 Hours
- Battery
- (One 24V) 24V 7aH 4WD
- Seatbelts
- Yes
- Parent Remote
- Yes
- Headlights
- Yes
- Horn
- Yes
- Music Option
- Yes
- Max Weight
- 130 LBS
- Riders
- 2
- Age
- 3 - 8 Years Old
- Speed
- 2.0 - 4.0 MPH
- Run Time
- 1 - 2 Hours
- Battery
- 12V 7aH
- Seatbelts
- Yes
- Parent Remote
- Yes
- Headlights
- Yes
- Horn
- Yes
- Music Option
- Yes
- Max Weight
- 100 LBS
- Riders
- 2
- Age
- 3 - 5 Years Old
- Speed
- 1.85 - 4.0 MPH
- Run Time
- Not listed
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- Pros & cons for #6 sopbost 12V Ride On Car
- Battery
- (One 24V) 24V 9aH 4WD
- Seatbelts
- Yes
- Parent Remote
- Yes
- Headlights
- Yes
- Horn
- Yes
- Music Option
- Yes
- Max Weight
- 200 LBS
- Riders
- 2
- Age
- 3 - 12 Years Old
- Speed
- 2.5 - 4.3 MPH
- Run Time
- 60 - 80 Minutes
- Battery
- 24V 7aH
- Seatbelts
- Yes
- Parent Remote
- Yes
- Headlights
- Yes
- Horn
- Yes
- Music Option
- Yes
- Max Weight
- 132 LBS
- Riders
- 2
- Age
- 3 - 8 Years Old
- Speed
- 1.9 - 5.0 MPH
- Run Time
- Up to 45 Minutes
- Battery
- 24V 7aH
- Seatbelts
- Yes
- Parent Remote
- Yes
- Headlights
- Yes
- Horn
- Yes
- Music Option
- Yes
- Max Weight
- 132 LBS
- Riders
- 2
- Age
- 3 - 8 Years Old
- Speed
- 2.0 - 4.3 MPH
- Run Time
- Up to 2 Hours
- Battery
- 12V
- Seatbelts
- Not listed
- Parent Remote
- No
- Headlights
- Yes
- Horn
- Yes
- Music Option
- Yes
- Max Weight
- 130 LBS
- Riders
- 2
- Age
- 3 - 7 Years Old
- Speed
- 2.5 - 5.0 MPH
- Run Time
- Not listed
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A two-seater lets two kids ride together instead of taking turns, and when the older one outgrows sharing, one child can keep driving it alone. This list mixes 12V cars for younger kids with 24V UTVs and trucks for bigger ones.
The passenger seat means siblings share the car instead of arguing over whose turn it is.
Most 2-seater ride-on cars are outdoor toys, so they get kids outside and off the screens.
You can bond with the kids when you drive the car using the remote control or walk beside them in the yard, away from streets and driveways.
Here are the best 2 seater ride on cars for kids, 12V and 24V.
Must Know About 2 Seater Ride On Cars
Yes, all of these 2 seater ride on cars do advertise that they can hold two children. Keep in mind, this depends on the car and the weight.
Some Power Wheels will easily allow for 2 kids and even have adjustable seats, while others may only work with 2 younger kids. Alternatively, 1 older child. This is nice as the vehicle can continue to be used for the long run they will just have to take turns.
Weight is very important. Make sure to check the table above for each car.
For example: if the weight capacity (also shown above in black and white) is 100 pounds that is the total amount of weight that can be in the vehicle. So two children weighing 40 and 60 pounds or under would work. For two bigger kids, my kids UTV guide includes side-by-sides that hold up to 220 pounds.
Don’t go over the weight limit, even if the car still moves. Extra weight overloads the motors and gearbox, can trip the car’s overload fuse on hills and grass, and cuts the run time. Most two-seaters on this list are rated for 100 to 135 lbs in total, and the AOKOY XXXL for 200 lbs.
10 BEST 2 SEATER RIDE ON CARS FOR KIDS
Peg Perego John Deere Gator XUV 12V

The John Deere Gator XUV is Peg Perego's extra-large 12V side-by-side, shown here in Realtree Camo. It has adjustable seats, a working dump bed and a realistic 3-gear shift with forward, reverse and two speeds: 2.25 and 4.5 MPH.
It is made for kids aged 3 to 8 and carries up to 130 lbs, so two younger kids can ride together and one child can keep using it as they grow.
A weather-resistant 12V 12Ah battery and two 170W motors power it, and a full charge takes 18-24 hours. Peg Perego makes the Gator in the USA (with some imported parts), and it is rated for asphalt, grass and other surfaces.
There is no parent remote, so the Gator suits kids who can already steer and use the pedal on their own.
Pros
- Adjustable seats and a working dump bed
- 130 lb limit, ages 3-8
- 12V 12Ah battery with two 170W motors
- Two forward speeds (2.25 / 4.5 MPH) plus reverse
- Made in the USA with some imported parts
Cons
- No parent remote
- No working lights, horn or music (Peg Perego spec)
- A full charge takes 18-24 hours
Sopbost XL 24V 2 Seater 4×4 UTV
sopbost's XL is a 24V side-by-side UTV with full-time four-wheel drive from four 200W motors and a 24V 7Ah battery. It has a roll cage with working door bars and a 21.85-inch seat with a separate adjustable seat belt for each rider. It carries up to 135 lbs and is made for ages 3 to 8. Kids drive it with the pedal and a low/high speed switch up to 5 MPH, and parents can take over with the 2.4G remote, which has three speeds and an emergency brake. EVA tires and four spring shock absorbers help on grass, gravel and dirt, and soft start and soft braking keep take-offs and stops gentle. Four LED headlights, a horn button on the wheel, a key start with engine sound, built-in songs, USB and Bluetooth music round it out. Pros Cons
Best Choice Products 12V 2-Seater Land Rover
This officially licensed Land Rover from Best Choice Products has two-person seating with seat belts, so your child can bring a friend or sibling along. The doors open, and it is made for ages 3 to 8. It holds up to 128 lbs and has two speeds, 1.8 and 3.7 MPH. Kids drive with the pedal and steering wheel, and parents can take over with the 2.4GHz remote, which has forward, reverse and speed selection. A 12V 7Ah battery gives 1-2 hours of driving per charge and recharges in 8-12 hours. It rides on 2-wheel suspension and treaded tires, with a PP plastic body on a metal frame, storage space under the hood and a handle at the back for moving it around. Working LED headlights, a horn and start-up sounds make it feel like the real SUV, and the dashboard plays music over Bluetooth, USB, a TF card, AUX or FM radio. Pros Cons
Kidzone 2 Seater Porsche Taycan Ride on Car
Kidzone's two-seater is officially licensed by Porsche and styled after the Taycan Turbo S Cross Turismo, with bright LED headlights and realistic details. Two kids can ride together up to 132 lbs in total, and Kidzone recommends it for ages 3 to 8 (37 to 96 months). Two motors and a 12V 7Ah battery give 1.8-3.1 MPH. Kids drive with the steering wheel, foot pedal and a high/slow switch, and parents can take over with the 2.4G remote, which has three speeds and an emergency brake. Slow start, adjustable seat belts and four-wheel suspension keep the ride smooth. The dashboard has a horn button, FM radio and a Bluetooth player. Kidzone quotes 1-2 hours of play per charge, and a full charge takes 8-12 hours. Pros Cons
Joywhale 24V 2 Seater Toyota Land Cruiser FJ40
Joywhale 24V 2 Seater Kids Ride on Truck Licensed Toyota Land Cruiser FJ40 4WD… VerdictA strong off-road pick with true 4WD and suspension. It ships in two boxes, so plan time for assembly. The Joywhale is an officially licensed Toyota Land Cruiser FJ40, a classic boxy 4x4. It is a 24V two-seater with four-wheel drive from four 75W motors and a 7Ah battery. The 20-inch seat takes two kids under 4 or one older child (3-8+), with a maximum load of 130 lbs. Parents can drive it with the 2.4G remote, or kids can drive it themselves. Speed is 2-4 MPH, with two speeds for kids and three on the remote. Soft start and smooth braking keep it gentle, metal shock absorbers soak up bumps, and Easy-Drag cuts power to the front motors when the car is off so it is easier to push. Joywhale quotes 1-2 hours of play per charge. It also has headlights, a horn, FM radio, a wireless music player and foldable mirrors. Key Features: Pros Cons
Sopbost 12V 2 Seater Mini Golf Cart
The sopbost 12V mini golf cart is a small two-seater for younger kids. The 19.5-inch seat fits two little kids, and an older child can drive it alone. It carries up to 100 lbs, has two speeds from 1.85 up to 4 MPH and is recommended for ages 3 to 5. Two 12V motors and a 12V 7Ah battery drive it (2WD). Kids drive with the pedal and steering wheel, and parents can steer with the remote until they are ready. It has a plastic roof for shade, a rear storage box, two lap belts, working LED headlights, a horn button on the wheel, built-in music, USB and Bluetooth. sopbost says it is made for hard, flat surfaces such as driveways and paths, so it is not a grass car. Pros Cons
AOKOY XXXL 24V 4WD 2 Seater Ride On Car
Weight Limit: 200 LBS Key Features The AOKOY XXXL is a big 24V 4WD two-seater with a 200 lb weight limit, listed for ages 3 to 12. It has two adjustable seats with three-point safety belts and runs on a 24V 9Ah rechargeable battery that can provide up to 80 minutes of playtime. It features an adjustable LED light setting, acceleration pedal, one-button start, horn and engine sounds, and a realistic design. This ride-on car has two modes: manual operation with two speeds and parental remote control with three forward speeds plus reverse. The car also has an AUX input, USB port, TF card slot and Bluetooth that your kids can use to listen to their favorite tunes while driving. There is also a slow start/stop function which provides a smoother ride. The car has spring suspension, which offers a smoother and more comfortable ride. Wheels The Aokoy XXXL 24V Ride On Car for Kids is fitted with four large EVA tires (AOKOY calls them rubber-plastic, but EVA is a firm foam, not true rubber) that make it easy to ride on grass, brick and asphalt. Each wheel has a strong spring suspension system for a smoother ride. Pros Cons
Maximum Speed: 2.5-4.3 MPH
4x4: Yes
Qaba 24V 2 Seater Off-Road UTV
Qaba's 24V UTV is an off-road style two-seater with safety belts on both seats. It is made for ages 3 to 8 and carries up to 132 lbs. Two 75W motors run it from 1.9 MPH up to 5 MPH, and the slow start function eases it into motion. Kids get a high/slow switch, and parents can take over with the remote, which has three speeds and a park brake. Spring suspension on the rear wheels smooths out grass and gravel, and the 24V 7Ah battery gives up to 45 minutes of riding per charge and recharges in 8-12 hours. Bluetooth and built-in music, a horn and LED headlights add to the fun. It is certified to ASTM F963 and CPSIA and needs assembly. Pros Cons
YOHOPO 24V 2 Seater Ford Mustang Dark Horse
The YOHOPO two-seater is an officially licensed Ford Mustang Dark Horse, a sporty choice for kids who want a real car look rather than a truck or UTV. Its 20-inch dual seat has a belt for each rider and carries two kids up to 132 lbs in total. YOHOPO lists it for ages 3 to 8. Two 120W motors and a 24V 7Ah battery give two speeds, 2.0 and 4.3 MPH, and YOHOPO quotes up to 2 hours of play per charge. Parents can steer with the 2.4GHz remote, and older kids can drive with the wheel and pedal. LED headlights, a horn sound, Bluetooth, built-in music and stories with adjustable volume, PP tires and metal spring suspension on all four wheels round it out. Pros Cons
Kid Trax 12V Ford Bronco 2 Seater
Kid Trax's officially licensed 12V Ford Bronco seats two riders and is made for ages 3 to 7. The weight limit is 130 lbs, and it has two speeds: 2.5 MPH for easy cruising and 5 MPH for more confident drivers. Power Trax rubber traction strips on the tires help on grass and driveways, and the doors and bed cover come off. LED headlights, an FM radio, an MP3 input and a horn are built in. There is no parent remote, so it suits kids who can steer and stop on their own. Pros Cons
Conclusion
Buying a 2 seater ride on car 12V for your kids gets you fun for two kids under one investment. The older child can drive around with the younger ones in the passenger’s seat.
Children without siblings can use a 2 seater ride on car to make friends and go on outdoor adventures with friends.
Some two-seaters come with licensed designs from brands like Porsche, Land Rover and Ford, plus extra features. Whichever you choose, make sure its maximum load covers both riders.
It is imperative to note that the battery runtime will depend on the kids’ weight, terrain, and driving speed. Most 2 seater ride on cars run for about 45 minutes to 2 hours per charge.
You can always opt to buy extra batteries for cars with removable batteries. The first charge usually takes longer than later ones; our guide on how to charge a Power Wheels battery lists charge times by brand.
Overall, investing in a 2 seater ride on car will keep your kids busy for a while and give you some time to breathe.
Buying one as a Christmas present? Our Power Wheels Christmas gift guide has picks by age, including a section on two-seaters for siblings.
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