The perfect Christmas present! Aldi to relaunch popular $199 kids’ electric car after it sold out in seconds in 2017 – and there’s a new model too
- Aldi are launching a new kids’ electric ride-on car after 2017’s version sold out
- The supermarket chain will also be selling a new car model
- Customers will be able to get their hands on them during the Special Buys
- Historically, Aldi Special Buys are quick to sell out
Christmas holidays are coming up faster than ever and one chain store is selling the perfect toy to keep kids entertained.
To the excitement of many, Aldi Australia are launching a new kids’ electric ride-on car after the 2017 version sold out in seconds. They are coming up with more designs and simple safety features for their line of ride on cars for kids. Check these electric cars on your local stores soon, it might run out of stock before you could get one for your kids.
Customers will be able to get their hands on the motorised vehicle during the discount supermarket’s famous Special Buys sale Saturday September 29 2018.
As well as featuring the new model they will also be selling the old favourite – and they both cost $199.
To the excitement of many, Aldi Australia are launching a new kids’ electric ride-on car as well as an the old favourite – and they both cost $199
After the Mercedes sold out last year, this year’s car will be a 6V Porsche which has LED headlights, dashboard lights and sound buttons on the steering wheel.
Concerned parents don’t need to worry either, as it includes a 2.4GHz digital parent remote control.
The bright blue automobile has a single motor with forward and reverse and speeds up to four kilometres an hour in both forward and reverse
The popular car that’s returning is the 6V Electric Tractor which boasts a functional dump bucket.
The popular car that’s returning is the 6V Electric Tractor which sold out in seconds last year
After the Mercedes sold out last year, this year’s car will be a 6V Porsche which has LED headlights, dashboard lights and sound buttons on the steering wheel
It has a maximum load of five kilos and a maximum rider weight of 30 kilos.
It goes up to 4km/h in forward and reverse and works well on grass and pavement.
Last year people online said they would be willing to line up an hour before Aldi stores opened to ensure they would get their hands on one.
It is expected that the toys will sell out in record time again, so it’s recommended that customers turn up bright and early to not be disappointed.