 are worried about climate change. It found one in four would like to see an increase in electric vehicles to reduce reliance on petrol and diesel. And 44% are keen for their own family make the jump from petrol or diesel to an all-electric model. Banning homework to save paper, and replacing cars with kangaroos, were other imaginative ways kids would like to protect the planet. The iconic Little Tikes toy car has had a one-off electric makeover ( SWNS) The original Cozy Coupe was released in 1979, and has become the UK's best-selling ride-in toy car, with 180% more cars sold in 2022 so far. During this time, many new styles of the Cozy Coupe have been released – including the Cozy Coupe Dino, Princess Cozy Coupe, and Cozy Coupe Black Cab. In 2016, Little Tikes launched the 'Go Green Cozy Coupe Dino', which is constructed from recycled plastic and packaged in recycled materials to help minimise environmental impact. The iconic red and yellow livery and accommodating dimensions have remained a constant,){kind=link}
The one-off electric toy car comes as almost half of children revealed they want their families to make the switch to an electric vehicle
The iconic “Little Tikes” toy car has gone electric â as nearly half of children revealed they want their parents to make the switch to an electric vehicle, to help save the planet.
The classic red-and-yellow Cozy Coupe has been a childhood staple for over 40 years, giving millions of children their first taste of “driving” a car.
But now, the plastic vehicle has gone green â with an all-electric dashboard, and its usual petrol filling cap replaced with an electric socket and charger, to encourage families to make the switch in real life.
LV= and Electrix collaborated with the famous toy brand to create the one-off vehicle, after a survey of 800 kids, aged six- to 12-years-old, unveiled what they would to do help the planet if it was up to them â revealing that over half (51%) are worried about climate change.