Kayo eA110

For parents, one of its biggest advantages is the ability to gradually adapt the available performance to the child's experience. For young riders, there is simple operation without a clutch or manual gear changes. They can start slowly and progressively unlock more of the ATV's potential as their skills and confidence improve.

Performance that can grow with the rider

The electric motor delivers up to 2.1 kW of maximum power with immediate response to the throttle. With no clutch or conventional gearbox to operate, beginners can concentrate on what really matters – steering, throttle and brake control, choosing the right line and building confidence. The simple electric drivetrain also makes the basic controls easy for a young rider to understand.

Parents stay in control of the speed

Young riders usually have one predictable reaction when they discover their ATV can go faster: they want to find out exactly how much faster. That is why the KAYO eA110 features a lockable speed limiter, allowing parents to decide how much performance their child can actually use. A beginner can therefore start with restricted speed, with more of the ATV's potential becoming available as their skills and experience improve.

Three riding modes: Low, Medium and High

The ATV's behaviour can be further adjusted using Low, Medium and High riding modes. The mode selector is conveniently located on the handlebars, making it easy to adapt the eA110 to the rider's ability and riding conditions. A beginner does not need access to maximum performance on day one. The eA110 provides room to learn and progress gradually.

Reverse without complicated gear changes

The fully automatic electric drivetrain is complemented by reverse, making turning around, parking and manoeuvring in tight spaces considerably easier. There is no clutch and no conventional manual gearbox to master. The controls remain simple, allowing young riders to focus on riding rather than operating a complicated transmission.

Up to 36 km of electric riding

The 48 V / 20 Ah battery provides a stated range of up to 36 km. Actual range will naturally depend on rider weight, speed, terrain, surface and riding style. Electric drive also means no petrol, no exhaust fumes and significantly less noise, while routine maintenance is simpler than with a conventional combustion engine.

Not just a toy – a real ATV chassis

The KAYO eA110 is more than an electric ride-on styled to look like a quad. Its chassis uses genuine ATV design principles. At the front, independent double A-arm suspension is combined with rear suspension and off-road tyres on 8-inch wheels. This gives young riders a stable platform for gaining their first off-road experience and learning how to control an ATV properly over uneven terrain.

Hydraulic disc brakes front and rear

Performance matters, but on a kids' ATV, being able to control and stop it properly matters even more. The KAYO eA110 therefore uses hydraulic disc brakes at both the front and rear, providing progressive and reliable braking performance. This gives young riders the control they need while learning and as they gradually progress to higher riding modes.

Electric simplicity means less hassle for parents

No carburettor, no petrol and no cold combustion engine to start. The KAYO eA110 kids' electric ATV keeps preparation simple – charge the battery, switch it on, select the appropriate settings and it is ready to ride. Its quiet electric drivetrain also significantly reduces riding noise and produces no local exhaust emissions while in use.

The KAYO eA110 is a genuine first ATV for young riders, while giving parents the ability to keep their enthusiasm under sensible control. As their skills improve, the quad has room to progress with them.