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Batteries

A replacement battery has to match more than voltage. Match the voltage, the physical size, the terminal type and the connector plug, and check the chemistry the car and charger were designed for.

Ride-on batteries, a lithium pack and spade-terminal leads laid out on a workbench
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What to match

  • Voltage (6V, 12V, 24V). Never go higher than the original.
  • Capacity (Ah). Similar or slightly higher is usually fine if it physically fits and the charger suits it.
  • Chemistry: sealed lead acid (SLA) and lithium need different chargers.
  • Physical dimensions and battery tray fit.
  • Terminal type (e.g. F1 or F2 spade) or the plug on the lead.
  • Any in-line fuse on the original battery lead.

Battery Finder

3. We show the original battery spec and any verified replacement.

Replacement batteries we've checked

Checked 18 Oct 2026. We only call a part compatible when the seller or maker names the model. A matching voltage or plug is not enough.

Razor Crazy Cart Shift

Original battery: 12V sealed lead-acid (Ah not stated by Razor)

Razor names two batteries: W25143402003 for the "Crazy Cart Shift" (sold out) and W20136401003 for the "Crazy Cart Shift 2.0" (in stock). Which version Australian retailers sell now is not confirmed. Check the label on your cart, or ask Razor Australia, before you buy.

PartSpecFit evidencePrice
Crazy Cart Shift Battery Razor Australia · part W25143402003Not stated on the pageModel named by sellerReplacement battery compatible with the Razor Crazy Cart Shift.Named for the original Shift. Razor's parts for the cart it sells now (SKU 25143444) are labelled Shift 2.0, so this may be the wrong version.$65Sold out
Crazy Cart Shift 2.0 | MX125 | PowerRider 360 | PM Petite Battery Razor Australia · part W20136401003Not stated on the pageModel named by sellerReplacement battery, compatible with: Crazy Cart Shift 2.0, Power Rider 360, MX125, Pocket Mod PetiteNamed for the Shift 2.0 only. Confirm your cart is a 2.0 first.$45In stock

Little Riders 24V UTV Stinger

Original battery: 24V 7Ah (chemistry not stated)

Little Riders sells no battery named for the Stinger. Its 24V charger is sold as suiting all Little Riders 24V ride-ons and matches the Stinger's stated charger output, but it does not name the Stinger.

No battery named for this model. Ask the original retailer for the part that matches your car's label.

Toyota FJ-40 Two Seater 12V

Original battery: 12V 7Ah x 1 (chemistry not stated)

No battery or charger is named for the FJ-40 by Ride Ons, Kids Car Sales or Kahuna. Both sellers stock generic 12V 7Ah batteries and 12V chargers, but none names this car, so we don't list them as compatible.

No battery named for this model. Ask the original retailer for the part that matches your car's label.

Mercedes-AMG G63 12V

Original battery: 12V 4.5Ah x 1 (chemistry not stated)

No battery or charger is named for this G63. Neither seller lists a 12V 4.5Ah battery, and the G63 battery Little Riders sells is for a different six-wheel model.

No battery named for this model. Ask the original retailer for the part that matches your car's label.

KING Of UTVs 24V XL Buggy

Original battery: 24V 14Ah in a removable battery box (chemistry stated differently by sellers)

Nothing is named for this buggy. OZ Kids Ride's 24V battery is 7Ah, half this car's 14Ah, and its 24V charger has no output rating. Hoveroo's replacement charger has no description at all.

No battery named for this model. Ask the original retailer for the part that matches your car's label.

Little Tacker Toys batteries

PartSpecFit evidencePrice
2024 Model 24v Battery For The Hornet, Neo & Vulcan Buggies Little Tacker Toys24V pack made of 2 x 12V batteries; Ah, chemistry and plug not statedModel named by seller2024 Model 24v Battery For The Hornet, Neo & Vulcan BuggiesStore data says in stock; one page load the same day still showed Sold out.$99In stock