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Prohibited Products Policy: Ride-Ons and Micromobility Devices
Last updated on Nov 19, 2025
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Overview

Products subject to our policy on Ride-Ons and Micromobility Devices must also adhere to other Prohibited Products Policies including our policy on Children’s products or Walmart will automatically unpublish your item.  

Toy Ride-Ons:

What is the policy?

Walmart prohibits the sale of toy ride-ons that are considered non-compliant with any applicable regulations or otherwise don’t meet Walmart standards. Toy Ride-Ons listed on Walmart Marketplace must have a valid Children’s Product Certificate (CPC). For more information on CPCs, visit the Children’s Products Policy.

For purposes of this policy, Toy Ride-Ons are defined as electric-powered toys designed for children, with batteries of 24 volts or less and a maximum speed of up to 12 miles per hour (MPH). 

Policy basics

Prohibited

Allowed with restriction

Allowed

  • Toy Ride-Ons that are marketed to be street legal 

  • Toy Ride-Ons that are gas powered 

  • Toy Ride-Ons without a valid CPC 

  • Toy Ride-Ons that meet all labeling requirements including:
    • Age range
    • Battery power
    • Maximum speed in MPH  
  • Parts and accessories for Toy Ride-Ons 


All-Terrain Vehicles (ATVs), Utility-Terrain Vehicles (UTVs) & Go-Karts: 

What is the policy?

Walmart prohibits the sale of certain ATVs, UTVs and Go-Karts on its Marketplace. Visit the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) website for additional information on ATVs.

For purposes of this policy, ATVs and UTVs are defined as four-wheeled vehicles designed for off-road use only. Go-Karts are defined as four-wheeled vehicles with a non-straddled seat, steering wheel and no rear cargo capacity. These products can be electric or gas-powered. 

Policy basics

Prohibited

Allowed with restriction

Allowed

  • Three-wheeled vehicles 
  • ATVs, UTVs and Go-Karts that are marketed to be street legal
  • Gas powered vehicles that are marketed for toddlers
  • ATVs, UTVs and Go-Karts that don’t specify speed or age range 
  • ATVs, UTVs and Go-Karts that meet all labeling requirements including:
    • Age range
    • Battery power or engine size
    • Maximum speed in MPH 
  • ATV, UTV and Go-Kart parts and accessories 


Dirt Bikes & Minibikes:

What is the policy?

Walmart prohibits the sale of dirt bikes and minibikes marketed for on-road use. For purposes of this policy dirt bikes are two-wheeled vehicles designed for off-road use only and exceed 30 MPH. Minibikes are defined as two-wheeled vehicles designed for off-road use only and don’t exceed 30 MPH. These products can be electric or gas-powered. 

Policy basics

Prohibited

Allowed with restriction

Allowed

  • Dirt bikes and minibikes that don’t specify speed 

  • Dirt bikes and minibikes that are marketed to be street legal 

  • Dirt bikes and minibikes that meet all labeling requirements including:
    • Age range
    • Wattage or engine size
    • Maximum speed in MPH 
  • Dirt bike and minibike parts and accessories


e-Bikes:

What is the policy?

Walmart prohibits the sale of certain e-Bikes on its Marketplace. For purposes of this policy, e-Bikes are defined as electric bicycles with operable pedals. 

Policy basics

Prohibited

Allowed with restriction

Allowed

  • e-Bikes that don’t meet the minimum labeling requirements
  • Class II (or above) e-Bikes that are marketed for on-road use

  • e-Bikes that don’t have operable pedals 

  • e-Bikes that meet the minimum labeling requirements including:
    • Wattage
    • Maximum speed in MPH
  • Class I e-Bikes marketed for on-road use
  • Class II (or above) e-Bikes marketed for off-road use
  • e-Bike tuners 
  • Standard bicycles
  • Parts and accessories for bicycles and e-bikes 


Golf Carts:

What is the policy?

Walmart prohibits the sale of certain golf carts on its Marketplace. For purposes of this policy, golf carts are defined as four-wheeled vehicles designed for golf course use only and don’t exceed 20 MPH. 

Policy basics

Prohibited

Allowed with restriction

Allowed

  • Golf carts that don’t meet the minimum labeling requirements 

  • Golf carts that are marketed for on-road use 

  • Golf carts that are marketed to be used as an ATV or UTV 

  • Golf carts that are labeled as low-speed vehicles 

  • Golf carts that meet all labeling requirements including:
    • Age range
    • Wattage or engine size
    • Maximum speed in MPH 
  • Golf cart parts and accessories 


Self-Balancing Scooters & Micromobility Devices:

What is the policy?

Walmart prohibits the sale of self-balancing scooters (hoverboards) and micromobility devices without valid battery testing certifications. Visit the UL Solutions website for additional information on battery testing and certifications.

Policy basics

Prohibited

Allowed with restriction

Allowed

  • Self-balancing scooters (hoverboards) without valid battery test certifications 

  • Micromobility devices or replacement batteries without valid battery testing certifications 

  • Universal chargers and power adapters for micromobility devices 

  • Micromobility devices and replacement batteries with valid battery testing certifications
    • e-Bikes: UL 2849
    • e-Scooters: UL 2272
    • e-Unicycles: UL 2272
    • Standalone batteries: UL 2271 
  • Self-balancing scooters (hoverboards) with valid battery testing certifications 

Notes:

The information found within this policy and the related hyperlinks is for general informational purposes only and is not considered legal advice. This policy may contain links to third party content, which Walmart does not warrant, endorse, or assume liability for and your reliance on such content is solely at your own discretion. 

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