THE BAGHERA STORY
Little cars,
big dreams
It started with a boy who wanted to be a racing driver. Emmanuel Nouveau dreamed of travelling the world in cars with legendary names. He never became a pilot. Instead, he started drawing those cars for children, and in 1999 Baghera was born.
Today it is still a family business near Paris. Every year its designers create new metal ride-ons and pedal cars, and each model takes many hours of work, from the first sketch to the final details.


FROM SKETCH TO DRIVEWAY
- 01Dreamed upEvery model is drawn by the Baghera design team in France.
- 02Built toughMostly metal and rubber, made to take the bumps of real play.
- 03Really drivesThe wheels and the steering wheel turn, just like a grown-up car.
- 04Handed downDesigned to last and pass from one generation to the next.
WHY A BAGHERA COSTS MORE
What is under the bonnet
Yes, a Baghera costs more than a plastic ride-on. Here is what that money buys, and why families keep them long after the toddler years.
ON FILM
Watch the Mustang roll
The Baghera Ford Mustang, out on the road.
PIT CREW RULES
Happy laps, every time
A few simple rules keep every ride fun. Every car also has its own age range and rider weight from Baghera, shown in the details above.
- A grown-up builds it. Some small parts come in the box.
- There are no brakes, so keep laps away from slopes, stairs and water.
- Driveways, fenced yards, parks and play areas are perfect. Roads are not.
- One driver at a time, with a grown-up keeping watch.
- No jumps or stunts. Save those for the movies.
- Give the screws and bolts a quick check every now and then.
GOOD QUESTIONS
Baghera FAQ
Everything parents ask us before the first lap.
Is my little one the right age?
Every Baghera has its own age range and rider weight, set by Baghera. You will find them in the details above. Not sure? Send us a message and we will help you pick.
Where can they drive it?
On any hard surface, inside or out: parquet, tiles, asphalt, grass and gravel. Driveways, fenced yards, parks and play areas are all great. Public roads are a no.
Does it really steer?
Yes. The wheels and the steering wheel turn, so your driver can head wherever adventure calls.
Is it hard to put together?
The instructions come in the box and a grown-up should do the building, since some small parts are included.
How do I look after it?
Easy. No special maintenance is needed. Store it indoors, away from sun and humidity, and check the screws and bolts now and then.
Where are Baghera cars made?
Every car is created and developed in France by the Baghera design team. Production is done by carefully chosen partners in several countries, and Baghera follows the quality of every toy they make.
How long will it last?
Made mainly of metal and rubber, Baghera cars have no set lifespan. They are designed to last for generations, so little siblings and cousins get their turn too.
What if a part goes missing?
Baghera makes spare parts for its cars. Message us with your model name and we will look into it for you.
Can I return it?
Yes. You have 30 days to change your mind, same as everything else at True Little North.
THE BAGHERA GARAGE







