Torrot 2025 Kids' MX electrics - fun, fun and more fun
Girona, Spain based Torrot, "a leader in electric mobility for children", has new models for 2025. The range includes motocross versions for kids aged 3 to 10 years (MX1 and MX2), featuring silent electric motors, long-lasting batteries, and robust frames tailored for little adventurers.
"With the perfect combination of design, technology, and safety, this new line takes the children's riding experience to the next level. Our new models have been developed to deliver maximum fun with zero emissions - maintaining the highest standards of quality and adaptability based on age and skill level."
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Torrot MX1
• Full electric • Ages 3-7 Years • Adjustable seat height: 550/575 mm • Rims - front: 10" x 1.60", rear: 10" x 1.60". • Top Speed: 42km/h (26 mph) |
The exclusive Torrot Kids App allows safe control of power delivery and includes a Parental Control feature, enabling parents to remotely shut off the motor in case of emergency. This ensures young riders can progress at their own pace, under full parental supervision. Battery swaps can also be done in seconds - perfect for extended play sessions without interruptions.
"Our goal is to encourage sustainable mobility from an early age, without giving up the excitement and learning that an electric motorcycle designed for them can offer," says Mark Franklin, CEO at Torrot.
Key highlight of the Model Year 2025 includes bold new design, "featuring stronger lines and vibrant colours that immediately capture kids' attention. The classic, overused blue has been left behind in favour of a fresh, diverse, and visually striking palette.
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Torrot MX2
• Full electric • Ages: 6-10 Years • Seat height: 640 mm • Rims - front: 14" x 1.60", rear: 12" x 1.85" • Top speed: 44 km/h (27 mph) |
"This aesthetic shift is no coincidence: it reflects a clear commitment to engaging children's visual imagination, combining style, energy, and personality in every model."
With this new Made-in-Spain, high quality materials range, and the limited edition launched in May - the Torrot Urban Wolf - Mark Franklin says that Torrot is "reaffirming our commitment to innovation, safe learning, and environmental responsibility - positioning ourselves as the ideal choice for families looking to introduce their children to the world of electric mobility in a smart and responsible way.
"Sturdy, safe, and reliable, they give young riders the freedom to explore their limits in a controlled environment while parents enjoy peace of mind, knowing their kids are riding a durable and trustworthy bike." The app is for iOS and Android. Parental control and customisation of bike settings include speed, power, throttle response, and engine braking.
