Evenflo Issues Recall for 60,000 Revolve360 Car Seats Over Crash Safety Concern

Evenflo has announced a recall affecting nearly 60,000 units of its popular REO by Revolve360 car seats due to a potential safety issue that could increase injury risk during a crash. The Consumer Reports alert flags a problem with the seat’s rotation mechanism, which may allow the base to detach or shift unexpectedly in a collision, compromising the child’s protection.

Parents who own this model should check for affected serial numbers immediately.

The recall covers specific production batches sold between 2023 and early 2024. Evenflo has stated that while no injuries have been reported so far, the defect was identified during internal testing and prompted a voluntary recall. The company is working with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) to ensure all impacted seats are repaired or replaced free of charge.

Owners can visit Evenflo’s website or call their support line to verify eligibility.

For those using the REO by Revolve360, safety experts recommend switching to an alternative car seat until the fix is applied. Evenflo will provide a repair kit that reinforces the base attachment, and the company has pledged to cover shipping costs. Consumer Reports advises families to act quickly, as the recall affects a wide range of models sold nationwide.

Check your seat’s label for the model number and date code to see if yours is included. Stay safe out there.