Evenflo is voluntarily recalling select models of its Revolve180 LiteMax NXT infant car seat after additional safety testing found that some seats did not meet certain federal performance requirements due to a calibration issue with the level indicator.
The recalled car seats were sold in the United States and manufactured before April 1, 2025.
The recalled car seats were sold in the United States and manufactured before April 1, 2025.
They could have been purchased separately or as part of select Shyft Intuiti, Shyft Intuiti+, and Omni travel systems that were manufactured during the product's initial run.
No injuries have been reported related to this condition.
How to know if your Evenflo infant car seat is part of this recall
Your car seat is included in this recall if your model number is on the list below AND if your car seat was manufactured before April 1, 2025.
Recalled model numbers
STAND-ALONE CAR SEATS:
- CS160412519 (Cinder)
- CS160412520 (Rose)
- CS160412531 (Anchor)
- CS160412532 (Primrose)
- CS160412534 (Jasper)
- CS160412544 (Beau Navy)
- CS160412545 (Quartz)
- CS160412546 (Agate)
- CS160422545 (Quartz)
PART OF A TRAVEL SYSTEM:
Shyft Intuiti / Shyft Intuiti+:
- TS100212506 (Champagne)
- TS100212512 (Dubhan Black)
- TS100212513 (Black Shale)
- TS100212533 (Flint)
- TS100212540 (Angler Tweed)
- TS100212541 (Amaranth Pink)
- TS100212542 (Fossil Gray)
- TS100212547 (Travertine)
- Omni Ultra Travel System:
- TS160112511 (Caviar Black)
- TS160112514 (Pacific Green)
Revolve180 LiteMax NXT Accessory Base:
- CS900610000
To see if your twins' car seats are affected by this recall, you can find your seat's model number and date of manufacture on the product label in the center of the car seat base on the LockStrong belt-tensioning panel.
If your seats are impacted by this recall, Evenflo will provide you with a free repair kit (if you haven't already, you can register your car seats here to find out when the repair is available).
Until then, you can continue using your existing car seats, as long as they are:
- Installed without the rotating base, following Evenflo's installation instructions.
- Installed with a compatible LiteMax NXT non-rotating base.
- Installed with its current rotating base and a load leg.
- Installed with its current rotating base and a slightly adjusted recline.
- Used outside of the vehicle as a carrier or with a compatible stroller.
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