First Ride On 36U001 36V Kids Ride-On UTV, 2-Seater 400W, Pink

Some ride-ons are built for simple, supervised play, this UTV gives older kids direct control of the drive. Its variable throttle pedal, forward and reverse shifting, gradual start, and electronic brake create an engaging hands-on ride.

The two-seat layout makes room for siblings or a friend, while a 36V system with dual motors and 14-inch EVA tires is designed for outdoor routes. Rear metal suspension helps absorb bumps across uneven ground.

Bluetooth music, FM radio, LED lights, and a rear storage box add practical details for longer backyard adventures. The pink finish gives this First Ride On UTV a distinctive look.

Product specs

• Model: 36U001
• Power: 36V, 9Ah battery, dual 200W motors, 400W total
• Speed: 5–8 mph
• Capacity: Two seats, maximum load of 132 pounds
• Dimensions: 55 × 34.6 × 31.5 inches
• Wheels: 14-inch EVA
• Frame and suspension: Metal frame, rear metal suspension
• Controls and features: Variable throttle pedal, forward and reverse, gradual start, electronic brake, Bluetooth music, FM radio, LED lights, rear storage box
• Runtime: 25–45 minutes per charge, depending on terrain
• Recommended age: 6 years and up

The manual controls are a key distinction from a remote-operated ride-on: the child controls speed and direction from the seat. Each seat has a 3-point belt, and the electronic brake provides a dedicated way to stop. For a typical outing, kids can pack toys or snacks in the rear box, buckle in, and drive along a backyard path or open area.

Best use cases

This UTV is suited to outdoor play on grass, dirt, gravel, and uneven backyard terrain. Its EVA tires and rear suspension are designed for more than smooth pavement, while the 5–8 mph speed range and variable throttle let the driver manage pace during a ride. The 25–45-minute runtime per charge gives families a useful guide when planning play sessions, actual runtime varies with terrain.

Buyers often highlight the speed, battery life, assembly, sturdiness, and mobility, including use on grass and hills. Some also report that the light bar or radio did not work as expected, so those entertainment features may not be the main reason to choose the vehicle. The defining appeal is the combination of two seats, manual driving controls, and outdoor-ready tires.

Who it’s for

It makes sense if you’re shopping for a ride-on that gives a child age 6 or older an active role in steering the experience, rather than relying on a parent-operated remote. The two-seat design supports shared rides, and the stated 132-pound maximum load also allows for one older rider. Check that the intended riders and planned gear stay within that total capacity.

Choose this style for kids who are ready to use a throttle pedal, shift between forward and reverse, and operate an electronic brake. The belts, gradual start, and storage space add useful details for family outings, while Bluetooth music and FM radio can bring entertainment along for the ride.

Before you decide

Does it have a parental remote? No. The child operates the UTV using the variable throttle pedal and forward/reverse controls, with an electronic brake for stopping.

Can two children ride at once? It is designed with two seats and a 132-pound maximum load. Each seat has a 3-point safety belt, keep the combined rider and carried-item weight within that limit.

What surfaces is it intended for? The product is described for grass, dirt, gravel, and uneven backyard terrain. Its 14-inch EVA tires and rear metal suspension suit outdoor routes with bumps.

Final verdict

For families looking for a two-seat electric ride-on with child-operated driving, the First Ride On 36U001 combines a 36V, 400W power system, outdoor-oriented tires, and practical details such as seat belts and rear storage. It’s a compelling fit for shared backyard rides where kids can take the wheel themselves.