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The DNA-12 is a small electric off-road ride-on for kids aged 3 to 6, built on an aluminum alloy frame that weighs about 22 lb. It runs a 170W motor on a 24V 2.6Ah lithium pack that pulls out in seconds and charges in roughly 90 minutes to 2 hours, with a claimed range up to 8 miles. Two speed modes (4 mph and 8 mph) let a child start slow and build up, and the seat adjusts between 380 and 410 mm. Against typical plastic-bodied ride-ons, the metal frame, swappable battery and adjustable seat are the main draws; the trade-off is a modest 110 lb weight limit and a top speed that suits young beginners rather than older kids.
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The DNA-12 is a kids' off-road vehicle with an aluminum alloy frame. It weighs 22 lb and measures 960 x 500 x 550 mm. It is made for children aged 3 to 6.
A 24V 2.6Ah lithium battery pack powers a silent motor with a maximum output of 170W. The battery removes in seconds and can be charged indoors while the vehicle is parked. Range is up to 8 miles.
Two riding modes let kids choose a speed of 4 mph or 8 mph. The seat is integrated and adjustable, and the grips are silicone and non-slip. Stickers and a customizable nameplate are included.
