Rank #4 in Best Kids Ride On Cars 2026: 10 Ranked, 6V vs 12V
HOMCOM Audi TT RS Licensed 12V Ride On Car, Black
Price and rating as shown on Amazon when we collected them. Both change.
The HOMCOM Audi TT RS Licensed 12V Kids' Electric Ride on Car takes fourth place in this guide. It sells for £132.04 and carries 4.4 out of 5 stars from 640 Amazon ratings. The title says 12V. The Included Components field on the very same listing says 'HOMCOM Compatible for 6V Rechargeable Battery Ride On Car w/ Remote Seat Belt Forward Reverse Lights Horn MP3 Player Black Audi TT RS'. Both cannot describe the same car, and nothing in the listing says which battery is actually in the box.
Beyond the battery, the HOMCOM Audi TT RS is a single-seat licensed supercar with a seat belt, four wide tyres, openable doors, a horn, lights and a USB port that is MP3 compatible. A child steers it with two speed settings, while an adult can take over on a remote with three. The age numbers do not agree either: the specifications give a manufacturer recommended age of 3-8 years, while the fifth bullet states that the single seat is suitable for a kid between 3-5 years. Everything on this page is taken from the Amazon listing for this product. We have not tested the car ourselves, and we cannot resolve the disagreements inside the listing for you.
How those 640 ratings break down
An average hides its own shape. This is the spread behind the 4.4 stars.
Specification
Exactly as published on the Amazon listing, field for field.
| Price | £132.04 |
|---|---|
| Customer rating | 4.4 out of 5, from 640 ratings |
| Battery in the product title | 12V |
| Battery in the Included Components field (as listed) | 6V Rechargeable Battery |
| Speed settings | Two on the child's steering wheel, three on the parental remote |
| Manufacturer recommended age (as listed) | 3-8 years in the specifications, 3-5 years in the fifth bullet |
| Maximum load | 25kg |
| Dimensions | 102L x 60W x 44H cm; seat 35.5L x 19.5W x 21.5H cm; item weight 11.8kg |
What buyers actually say
Quoted from customer reviews on Amazon
Verified purchase“Item was good but we required two child space inside car this car is not suitable for two kids so we required bigger space inside for sitting.”
Verified purchase“Great little car for 2-5 year olds only! Good that it can be controlled remotely. The stop start button could do with being hidden, kids love to press a shiny red button!”
What it is up against
The rivals it was ranked against in Best Kids Ride On Cars 2026: 10 Ranked, 6V vs 12V.
Questions people ask
What voltage is the HOMCOM Audi TT RS battery?
The title calls it a 12V ride-on. The Included Components field on the same listing reads 'HOMCOM Compatible for 6V Rechargeable Battery Ride On Car'. The two figures contradict each other and the listing does not say which battery is supplied.
What age is the HOMCOM Audi TT RS suitable for?
The specifications list a manufacturer recommended age of 3-8 years. The fifth bullet on the same listing says the single seat suits a kid between 3-5 years, and asks for adult supervision.
Can a parent control the HOMCOM Audi TT RS?
Yes. The listing says kids use the steering wheel with two speed settings, and that adults can join in using the remote control, which has three speed settings.
How much weight can the HOMCOM Audi TT RS carry?
The listing states a maximum load of 25kg. The car itself weighs 11.8kg and measures 102L x 60W x 44H cm, with a seat of 35.5L x 19.5W x 21.5H cm.
What comes in the box with the HOMCOM Audi TT RS?
The listing names the car with remote, seat belt, forward and reverse, lights, horn, MP3 player and USB port. Assembly is required and two AAA batteries are needed but not included.
Is the HOMCOM Audi TT RS big enough for two children?
No. The listing describes a single seat with a maximum load of 25kg, and one buyer review reports needing space for two children and finding this car unsuitable.
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