Power Wheels, a Mattel and Fisher-Price brand, creates battery-powered ride-on toy vehicles designed for safe, outdoor adventures for young children.
Power Wheels is a popular brand of battery-powered ride-on toy cars and trucks for kids, originally developed by Fisher-Price and currently owned by Mattel. Designed for children ages 3 to 7, these vehicles offer exciting and safe off-road adventures. Popular models include scaled-down versions of real-world vehicles like the Jeep Wrangler, Ford F-150, and ATVs, often featuring fun themes like Barbie or Disney Frozen.
These electric ride-ons are powered by reliable 6-volt and 12-volt rechargeable batteries, with safety features such as Power-Lock brakes, high-speed lockouts, and thermal fuses to prevent overloading. Parents can find replacement batteries, chargers, and authorized service centers to keep their little one's vehicles running smoothly.
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Before first-time use, charge the battery for at least 18 hours (but no more than 30 hours). After each subsequent use, recharge it for at least 14 hours.
Power Wheels maintains a network of independently owned and operated Authorized Service Centers that carry replacement parts, batteries, and chargers. You can find them via the Mattel Service website.
Power Wheels batteries have a built-in thermal fuse that automatically trips and shuts down the vehicle if it is overloaded or driving conditions are too severe. Remove your foot from the pedal and wait about 25 seconds for it to reset.
Yes, but you should charge the battery before storing the vehicle and charge it at least once per month while in storage. Do not store the battery in temperatures above 75°F or below -10°F.