Best Electric Quad Bikes for Kids UK
Best Electric Quad Bikes for Kids UK
VoltTrail stocks five kids' electric quads, covering ages 6 through teens. Here's which one actually suits which age and riding level — and what to check before you buy.
Kids' electric quads at a glance
| Model | Price | Power | Top speed | Best for |
| Razor Dirt Quad | £399 | 350W | 8mph | Ages 8+, first quad |
| FunBikes Kids Quad 500W | £499 | 500W | 10mph | Ages 6–12 |
| FunBikes Kids Quad 1000W | £699 | 1000W | 18mph | Ages 10+ |
| FunBikes Kids Quad 1500W | £899 | 1500W | Adjustable | Teens |
| Segway Junior Electric Quad | £1,499 | Youth ATV | Speed-limited | Ages 8–14, premium build |
Ages 6–8: start with a speed-limited quad
The Razor Dirt Quad (£399) and FunBikes 500W (£499) are both genuinely entry-level — low top speed (8–10mph), simple controls, and an adjustable limiter so a parent can cap the speed further while a child learns throttle control.
Ages 10–14: step up to more power, keep the limiter
The FunBikes 1000W (£699, up to 18mph) and FunBikes 1500W (£899, adjustable limiter) both scale power up while keeping a parent-adjustable top speed — the right balance for a confident older child who's outgrown the 500W model.
The premium option: Segway Junior
At £1,499, the Segway Junior Electric Quad is a different tier — genuine Segway build quality, a proper speed limiter, and the kind of durability that suits a family that rides regularly rather than occasionally. It's the only kids' quad in the range with real brand pedigree behind it.
What to check before buying
Weight limit: always check the manufacturer's maximum rider weight, not just the age guide. Speed limiter: every quad listed here has one — confirm it's adjustable if you want to cap speed further as your child learns. Battery type: kids' quads typically run 24V–36V lead-acid or lithium packs; never fit a higher-voltage replacement than the original, as it can damage the motor and controller.
Supervision and safety
All kids' electric quads are for private land/garden use only, never on public roads or pavements, and should always be ridden under adult supervision with a properly fitted helmet. None are road legal in the UK regardless of speed — see our quad road-legal guide for the full legal picture.
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