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Apex 24V Drift Kart

Apex 24V Drift Kart

Regular price $349.99
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Specifications

  • Battery: 24V rechargeable
  • Speeds: 5, 7 and 10 mph with the parent remote; 7 and 10 mph from the seat
  • Ride time: about 60–90 minutes per charge, depending on rider weight, speed and surface
  • Motors: dual electric motors
  • Rider: ages 6+, up to 135 lb and 65 in tall
  • Size: 45.3" L × 31.1" W × 20.1" H
  • Controls: steering wheel, gas and brake pedals, forward/reverse switch, 2.4GHz parent remote
  • Extras: LED lights, Bluetooth music, USB port, horn, safety flag, adjustable seat belt
  • Frame: metal tube

What’s in the box

  • 1 Apex 24V drift kart
  • 1 2.4GHz parent remote
  • 1 battery charger
  • 1 safety flag
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24V electric drift kart

Built for real fun

A real kart with a low seat, a metal frame and tires made to slide. You keep the remote.

24VRechargeable battery
10 mphTop speed, 3 settings
135 lbMax rider weight
360°Drift spins

Real footage

Watch it drift

Real kids, a real street and a real 24V kart. This is what Christmas afternoon looks like.

Ready to ride in three steps

1. Charge it up

Plug in the charger and fill the 24V battery before the first ride.

2. You set the speed

Start at 5 mph on the parent remote and steer for them if needed.

3. Hand over the wheel

Switch to 7 or 10 mph when they're ready to drive on their own.

Why kids love it (and parents do too)

Kid driving the Apex 24V drift kart around a street corner

The gift that gets your kid off the screen and out the door.

Most toys are forgotten by New Year's. A real drift kart isn't. The Apex has a 24V battery, a low seat, a metal frame and smooth rear tires made to slide, so your kid can spin a full circle right in your driveway.

You stay in control with the parent remote. Your kid gets the best present on the block.

Girl driving the kart with the 2.4GHz parent remote in view

You hold the remote until your kid is ready

Nervous about the first ride? Use the 2.4GHz parent remote to set the speed and steer from the sidewalk. Once your kid has the hang of it, step back and hand over the wheel.

Girl driving the kart slowly along the curb

Start slow, speed up later

First laps run at a gentle 5 mph, set on the remote. Move up to 7 mph, then 10 mph when your kid is confident. From the seat, they can switch between 7 and 10 mph on their own.

Wide rear drift tire on the Apex kart

Real drifting, right in your driveway

Grippy front tires and wide, smooth rear tires that slide on purpose. That's what makes every turn a drift and every spin a full 360°. Dual motors give it the pull to power out of each corner.

Rider's feet on the gas and brake pedals

Drives like a real kart

Gas pedal on the right, brake pedal on the left, a chunky steering wheel and a forward and reverse switch. Your kid learns real driving controls while having the time of their life.

LED light strip on the kart body

Lights, music and a horn

LED light strips front and back, Bluetooth for your kid's playlist, a USB port and a horn that will get a lot of use.

Girl in a helmet driving the Apex kart

Fits for years, not months

A metal tube frame, an adjustable seat belt and a low center of gravity. It takes riders up to 135 lb and 65 inches tall, so it still fits next Christmas and the one after.

Christmas comes fast. Order early, charge it up and hide it in the garage until the big morning.

Drift kart vs. a regular ride-on car

Why kids outgrow ride-on cars and love a kart.

FeatureApex drift kartTypical ride-on car
360° drift spins ✓ –
Up to 10 mph ✓ –
Fits riders up to 135 lb ✓ –
Gas and brake pedals ✓ –
Parent remote ✓ ✓
Bluetooth music ✓ ✓

Speeds

Speeds
5 mph
Remote only. A gentle start for first laps
7 mph
Remote or seat switch. Everyday cruising
10 mph
Remote or seat switch. For confident drivers
Battery
24V rechargeable, about 60–90 min per charge
Rider
Ages 6+, up to 135 lb and 65 in tall

Why it makes the best gift

Gets them outside

A gift they ride every weekend, not one that sits in a closet by January.

Grows with them

Three speeds and a 135 lb limit, so it still fits next Christmas.

30-day returns

If it isn't right, send it back within 30 days.

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The remote makes for a safe experience for a young child.

Drift kart questions

What age is it for?

Ages 6 and up. It takes riders up to 135 lb and 65 inches tall, so most kids get several years out of it.

How fast does it go?

There are three speeds: 5, 7 and 10 mph. The 5 mph setting is on the parent remote only, for first laps. Kids can switch between 7 and 10 mph from the seat.

What does the parent remote do?

It lets you set the speed and steer from the sidewalk, so you can guide a new driver until they're ready to go on their own.

How does drifting work?

The rear tires are wide and smooth, so the back of the kart slides out when your kid turns hard. That's what lets it spin a full 360°.

How long does the battery last?

About 60–90 minutes per charge. It depends on the rider's weight, the speed setting and the surface.

Where can they ride it?

Flat, dry, paved surfaces like driveways, empty parking areas and quiet cul-de-sacs, always with an adult nearby. Keep it off public roads.

Should my kid wear a helmet?

Yes. We recommend a helmet every ride, plus closed-toe shoes.

When will it arrive?

Orders are processed in 1–2 business days and delivered in 5–8 business days after that. Shipping is free across the US.

Can I return it?

Yes. Return it new and unused within 30 days for a refund. Email support@bluecalin.com with your order number to start.