Best 24V Ride-On Cars With Remote Control: Monster Jeep, Turbo XXL & Apex XXL

A great ride-on car needs to work for two people: the child who wants an adventure and the parent who wants a sensible way to supervise it. That is why a 24V ride-on car with remote control deserves more attention than its colour or headlights alone.

Our top picks from SonicTeck’s range are the Monster Jeep 24V, Turbo XXL UTV 24V and Apex XXL UTV 24V. All three combine a 24V system, 4x4 drive, 800W of listed motor power, two-seat layouts and parental remote control. The best choice depends on your child’s size, your riding space and whether you prefer a Jeep-style vehicle or a roomy UTV.

This is a buying guide to our own range, based on the features listed on our product pages, not an independent test or a ranking of every ride-on available. Start with the comparison below, or browse our 24V ride-on car collection to see more options.

Which 24V ride-on car with remote control should you choose?

The Turbo XXL and Apex XXL listings each state a weight capacity of up to 120 kg. Treat the stated vehicle capacity as the combined load, not an allowance for each seat, and follow the supplied manual’s limits. A weight rating does not mean every child below that weight will fit comfortably.

1. Monster Jeep 24V: our pick for Jeep-style adventures

If the look of the vehicle matters just as much as the drive, the Monster Jeep 24V ride-on car with parental remote is the place to start. Its lifted stance, oversized EVA tyres and two-seat layout give it the adventure-ready character many children want from a ride-on Jeep.

Underneath that styling is a 24V system with four 200W motors, for 800W total listed motor power. The product listing also includes 4x4 drive, lifted suspension, leather seats, LED lights, Bluetooth music and a 2.4G parental remote.

We would shortlist the Monster Jeep for a family that wants a two-seat Jeep-style ride-on rather than a dune-buggy shape. Before ordering, confirm the seating space and rider limits for your children, especially if two will ride together. Two seats are useful only when both passengers fit properly.

Explore the Monster Jeep 24V and its current options.

2. Turbo XXL UTV 24V: our pick for roomy, adjustable seating

The Turbo XXL UTV Dune Buggy 24V is worth a close look when cabin space and a substantial UTV build are high on your list. Its product page lists a full metal chassis, reinforced body structure, adjustable leather seats and a two-seat design.

The drivetrain combines 24V power, 4x4 drive and four motors producing 800W total listed power. Other listed features include suspension, EVA tyres, adjustable speed settings, Bluetooth music, MP3 support, working doors and an opening hood.

For parents specifically searching for a remote-controlled ride-on, an important detail is that the Turbo XXL listing explicitly includes a parental remote with emergency-stop functionality. Learn the controls and practise stopping the vehicle in a clear area before your child’s first ride.

The listing describes suitability for older children up to around 12 years, depending on size. That is a guide, not a promise of fit. Check legroom, seat position, the manual’s age guidance and your child’s ability to use the vehicle appropriately.

See the Turbo XXL 24V UTV’s full details.

3. Apex XXL UTV 24V: our pick for a larger UTV design

The Apex XXL 24V 4x4 ride-on UTV is positioned in our range as a larger alternative to the Turbo XXL. It is a strong shortlist option for families who want a spacious UTV-style vehicle with adjustable seating.

Its listed specification includes four 200W motors, 800W total motor power, a 24V 7Ah battery, a metal chassis, lifted suspension, real rubber tyres, adjustable leather seats and seat belts. It also includes LED lights, Bluetooth music, forward and reverse controls, and parental remote control.

The product page lists a maximum speed of up to 9 km/h and a weight capacity of up to 120 kg. Actual speed depends on conditions, including rider load and surface. Choose the appropriate operating setting for your child and riding area, following the supplied instructions.

Our recommendation: put the Apex XXL at the top of your shortlist if a larger UTV layout is your priority, then verify its dimensions against your passengers, storage space and access route. A bigger vehicle is not automatically the better vehicle for a small yard.

Explore the Apex XXL 24V UTV.

How to choose a 24V ride-on car with parental remote control

Start with fit, not just age

Age ranges are a starting point. Your child also needs enough seat space and legroom, an appropriate restraint fit, and the ability to sit as the manufacturer intends. For siblings, check both children together and compare their combined weight with the vehicle’s limit. Do not assume that an XXL label guarantees space for two older children.

Check the remote’s actual functions

Parental remote control lets an adult operate supported functions, but those functions differ by model. Confirm steering, forward and reverse operation, speed selection, stop behaviour and pairing instructions in the manual. The Turbo XXL listing specifies emergency-stop functionality; do not assume identical controls on the Monster Jeep or Apex XXL without checking their instructions.

A remote is a supervision tool, not a substitute for staying close. Check it before each session and never rely on wireless control to prevent a collision near traffic, water, stairs or a drop-off.

Match the vehicle to your riding area

Grass and uneven ground can place more demand on a ride-on than a smooth, level surface. These three models list 4x4 drive and suspension, but that does not make them suitable for every trail, slope or outdoor condition. Follow the manual’s surface and gradient restrictions. Avoid public roads, deep water, steep slopes and places where the vehicle could tip or become trapped.

Look beyond the 24V badge

Voltage is only part of the picture. Motor output, gearing, battery capacity, vehicle weight, tyres and rider load all affect the experience. All three featured models list 800W total motor power, so choosing between them is not simply a question of which has the largest wattage number.

Plan for charging and storage

Use the approved charger and follow the model’s charging schedule. Do not buy on an assumed runtime: battery capacity, surface, temperature, speed and passenger load all affect how long a session lasts. Store and maintain the vehicle as instructed, particularly when it will not be used for a while.

24V versus 12V ride-on cars: is 24V better?

A 24V ride-on is worth considering when you are comparing larger vehicles, two-seat layouts or more demanding outdoor use. But voltage alone does not establish speed, climbing ability, runtime or suitability for your child. A well-fitting vehicle used on an appropriate surface is a better purchase than a more powerful model that is too large or difficult to manage.

Compare complete specifications rather than assuming every 24V model outperforms every 12V model. For these three SonicTeck recommendations, the useful combination is 24V power, listed 4x4 drive, two seats and parental remote control.

Our verdict: which one would we shortlist first?

Choose the Monster Jeep 24V if Jeep styling is the deciding factor. Choose the Turbo XXL UTV 24V if you want a roomy UTV with adjustable seats and explicitly listed remote emergency-stop functionality. Choose the Apex XXL UTV 24V if you are looking for the larger UTV design and its listed 24V 7Ah battery and rubber tyres appeal to you.

Still comparing? Browse the full SonicTeck 24V ride-on collection. Before ordering, check the current listing and supplied specifications for dimensions, rider limits, included equipment, availability and pricing. If you need help choosing, share your children’s heights, ages, combined weight and intended riding surface with us.

Frequently asked questions about 24V ride-on cars with remote control

What are the best 24V ride-on cars with remote control at SonicTeck?

Our featured recommendations are the Monster Jeep 24V, Turbo XXL UTV 24V and Apex XXL UTV 24V. All three list parental remote control, 4x4 drive, 800W total motor power and two-seat layouts. Choose between them using passenger fit, vehicle dimensions and preferred body style rather than voltage alone.

Can a parent drive a 24V ride-on car using the remote?

These three models include parental remote control. The supported functions and operating procedure depend on the model. Pair and test the remote as instructed before use, and check which controls are available rather than assuming every remote operates in the same way.

Does every 24V ride-on car come with a parental remote?

Do not assume so. A 24V label describes the electrical system, not the control features. Check the individual product listing. The Monster Jeep, Turbo XXL and Apex XXL featured here each list parental remote control.

Which model has a remote emergency stop?

The Turbo XXL UTV product listing explicitly states that its included remote provides emergency-stop functionality. Check the Monster Jeep and Apex XXL manuals for their precise stop controls and operating behaviour before relying on a particular feature.

What age is a 24V ride-on car suitable for?

There is no single age range for every 24V ride-on. Follow the specific model’s age guidance and consider height, seating fit, maturity and rider limits. The Turbo XXL listing mentions older children up to around 12 years depending on size, but that does not establish suitability for every child or for the other models.

Can two children ride together?

All three featured vehicles have two-seat layouts. Two children should ride together only if both fit correctly, can use the intended restraints and stay within the vehicle’s combined load and other passenger restrictions. Check the manual before carrying two riders.

What is the weight limit for the Turbo XXL and Apex XXL?

The current product descriptions list up to 120 kg for each vehicle. Do not interpret this as 120 kg per seat or as approval for adult use. Follow the supplied manual’s passenger and load restrictions as well as its age guidance.

How fast does a 24V ride-on car go?

Speed varies by model. The Apex XXL listing specifies up to 9 km/h; do not apply that number to the Monster Jeep or Turbo XXL. Rider weight, battery charge and surface can affect actual speed. Check each vehicle’s current specifications and use appropriate settings.

How long does a 24V ride-on battery last?

There is no reliable runtime figure based on voltage alone. Battery capacity, passenger load, terrain, temperature and driving style all matter. The Apex XXL lists a 24V 7Ah battery, but that specification alone does not establish a guaranteed number of minutes of driving.

How long does charging take?

Follow the charging time stated in the supplied manual for your exact model and battery. First-charge and routine-charge instructions may differ. Use the approved charger and do not substitute a general charging estimate for the manufacturer’s directions.

Can these ride-ons drive on grass or gravel?

The product descriptions include outdoor surfaces such as grass and gravel, and all three list 4x4 drive and suspension. Actual suitability depends on the condition of the ground, slope, traction and the manual’s restrictions. Wet grass, loose gravel and uneven terrain can change handling considerably.

Does 4x4 mean a ride-on can go anywhere?

No. Four-wheel drive does not remove limits on slopes, ground clearance, water exposure or stability. These are children’s ride-on vehicles, not all-terrain transport. Choose a clear riding area and follow the permitted surfaces and gradients in the manual.

Are 24V ride-on cars safe with a remote control?

A parental remote can help an adult supervise and control supported functions, but it cannot make riding risk-free. Appropriate fit, direct supervision, correct restraint use, a suitable riding area and adherence to the manual remain essential. Keep away from traffic, pools, stairs and steep drops.

What is the difference between the Turbo XXL and Apex XXL?

Both list 24V power, 4x4 drive, 800W total motor power, adjustable leather seats, a metal chassis and up to 120 kg capacity. The Apex is positioned as the larger design and lists a 24V 7Ah battery and real rubber tyres. The Turbo lists EVA tyres and explicitly describes remote emergency-stop functionality. Compare current dimensions and full specifications before deciding.

Should I choose the Monster Jeep or a UTV?

Start with the Monster Jeep if your child prefers Jeep styling. Start with the Turbo XXL or Apex XXL if you prefer a UTV or dune-buggy layout with adjustable seating. Then compare actual dimensions and passenger fit. Body style alone does not tell you which model will fit your family best.

Can I upgrade a 12V ride-on by installing a 24V battery?

Do not install a higher-voltage battery unless the manufacturer explicitly approves a compatible conversion. The motors, wiring, controller and charger must match the electrical system. If you want a 24V vehicle, compare purpose-built models rather than assuming a battery swap is suitable.

Where can I compare 24V ride-on cars in Canada?

Browse SonicTeck’s 24V ride-on cars and UTVs to compare models, current options and pricing. Start with the Monster Jeep, Turbo XXL and Apex XXL, then confirm the rider fit and full specifications before ordering.