Honda Motor Co., Ltd.

Randall Smock

Catalin Matei

Iliya L Bridan

Matthew P Mantz

Gou Koyama

Jae Chul Chung

Lili Melikian

Jackie P Porchay

Steven M Kovach

Andrew Malcolm Foster

Rudolph Carruolo

Robert Antonio Rangel

Robert F Curiel

Terry L Gasparovic

Brian P Furutani

Pete Petersen

Arthur D Osborne

Matthew R Cardon

A ride on vehicle for a child that includes a vehicle body supported on a plurality of wheels, and electric motor powered by a battery and operatively coupled to at least one drive wheel of the plurality of wheels to propel the vehicle. The vehicle also includes a rod structure arranged at a rear of the vehicle and coupled to the vehicle body, and a lever adapted to be displaced between a first position and a second position to selectively enable or disable a propelling of the vehicle through the electric motor. In the first position of the lever, the vehicle is configured to be propelled by operating the electric motor. In the second position of the lever, the propelling of the vehicle through the electric motor is disabled.

Ride on toy vehicle

A cart with powered folding and unfolding capability is provided. The cart has a cradle for holding a load, a frame supporting said cradle, said frame including a U-shaped leg member defining a pair of free ends connected to said cradle and a cross-bar end connected to a pair of wheels for ground engagement to enable said cart to roll along the ground, at least one leg pivot motor coupled to said leg member to enable powered folding of said leg member with respect to said cradle. The cart has a battery disposed on said cradle to power said leg pivot motor to enable powered folding and unfolding of said leg member. The cart also has an actuator disposed on said frame to initiate powered folding or unfolding of said leg member. Such a cart may also include a pair of auxiliary legs which are capable of powered folding.

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Redondo Beach, CA, United States of America

Randall Smock