Two-Player Remote Control Bumper Cars With Pop-Up Dolls

The fun starts at impact

Built for two-player chaos

Two bumper cars and two remote controls create a ready-made head-to-head activity. Each player has a vehicle to steer, so the battle starts without the usual turn-taking dispute.

Impact with a surprise

The ejectable character doll gives every hit a visible payoff. Children can trigger the action with the switch, then reset the car for another round of comic chaos.

Lights that make play visible

Integrated illuminated front panels add movement and personality to indoor races. Glossy molded plastic, numbered graphics, and contrasting black bumpers make the cars easy to tell apart.

360-degree bumpability

The rounded bumper-car body supports playful contact from different directions. It is compact enough for smooth-floor races and lively enough for children who want to drive straight into the action.

The numbers behind the fun

• 25Minplaytime per charge
• 2-3hcharging time
• 4included items
• 360-degreecontact-ready coverage

How the battle works

1. 1
   Charge both cars

   Connect the USB cable and charge the cars according to the product instructions. A full charge takes 2-3 hours.

2. 2
   Choose your contenders

   Place the red and blue cars on a smooth, level floor or a flat outdoor surface. Give one remote to each player.

3. 3
   Switch on and steer

   Turn on each car, then use the remotes to race, turn, drift, and circle your opponent.

4. 4
   Trigger the pop-up

   Hit the switch during the action and watch the character doll pop out. Reset the car and start the next round.

Everything for two players

• Red bumper car×1

  Glossy molded car with character styling

• Blue bumper car×1

  Matching second vehicle for head-to-head play

• Ejectable character dolls×2

  Pop-up pieces for collision-triggered action

• Remote controls×2

  One controller for each player

From bored to battling

1. 1
   The screen-time standoff

   Two children want excitement, but the usual options split them between separate screens, one shared controller, or toys that sit still after the first few minutes. The room gets quiet for all the wrong reasons.

2. 2
   Choose your car

   The red car goes to one player, the blue car to the other. Each child gets a remote, so the fun starts together instead of turning into a negotiation over whose turn it is.

3. 3
   Let the chaos begin

   Race, turn, drift, and bump. When the switch is hit, the character doll pops upward from the car, giving every collision a visible punchline children can reset and enjoy again.

4. 4
   A better kind of busy

   Now the children are looking at each other, not another screen. They are making up rounds, cheering on the pop-up moment, and staying engaged on the floor together.

More than one car