Powered ride-on vehicle

A powered ride-on vehicle comprising:

• a frame supported by a pair of drive wheels and at least one support wheel;
• one or more motors connected to the drive wheels, the motors operating in the forward and reverse directions;
• a steering wheel supported by the frame;
• a go selector;
• a spin selector;
• and,
• a controller operably electrically connected to the one or more motors, the go selector, the spin selector, and the steering wheel, wherein engaging the go selector and turning the steering wheel causes the vehicle to move forward, left or right, depending on the angular location of the steering wheel, and wherein engaging the spin selector and turning the steering wheel causes the vehicle to spin left or spin right, depending on the angular location of the steering wheel, by operating the pair of drive wheels in opposing directions.

A powered ride-on vehicle comprising:

• a frame supported by a pair of drive wheels and at least one support wheel;
• one or more motors connected to the drive wheels, the motors operating in the forward and reverse directions;
• a steering wheel supported by the frame;
• a go selector;
• a spin selector;
• a controller operably electrically connected to the one or more motors, the go selector, the spin selector, and the steering wheel, wherein engaging the go selector and turning the steering wheel causes the vehicle to move forward, left or right, depending on the angular location of the steering wheel, and wherein engaging the spin selector and turning the steering wheel causes the vehicle to spin left or spin right, depending on the angular location of the steering wheel;
• a wireless receiver electrically connected to the controller;
• and,
• a remote control having an input member and a wireless transmitter for sending signals to the controller of the vehicle, wherein the controller provides for three modes of operation of the ride-on vehicle, including a child only drive mode, a partial child and partial remote drive mode, and a full remote drive mode, wherein the controller switches between the three modes of operation in real time based on signals received from the remote control, and wherein the controller operates the vehicle to move forward, move left, or move right in the partial remote drive mode and the full remote drive mode.