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Over 50,000 Evenflo REO Child Car Seats Sold in the US and Canada Recalled for Headrest Issue - See the Models
The company says no injuries have been reported, and owners will receive notice after Aug. 17 while a permanent remedy is still being developed.
- A federal recall now covers 59,661 Evenflo Reo by Revolve360 child car seats due to a headrest safety defect, prompting parents and caregivers to verify their specific model number.
- Federal regulators at the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration say the headrest may shift unexpectedly during a crash, causing the seats to fail compliance with Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard 213, "Child Restraint Systems."
- Affected seats, identified by model numbers beginning with CS26021, can be safely used in the interim if adjusted only to positions one through nine in forward-facing mode or one through 10 in rear-facing mode.
- Remedies for the issue are currently under development, with letters notifying owners of the safety risk expected to be mailed after August 17, 2026.
- Consumers with questions can contact the Evenflo ParentLink Consumer Care team, as the manufacturer wrote, "We recognize that trust is earned through transparency and action.
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The RecordWhat Ontario parents need to know about the latest Evenflo car seat recall
Evenflo has recalled REO car seats sold in Canada and the U.S., due to headrest safety concerns. Here are the affected model numbers and what parents should do.
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Over 50,000 Evenflo REO child car seats sold in the US and Canada recalled for headrest issue - See the models
Evenflo is recalling certain Reo by Revolve360 child car seats due to an issue with the headrest that shifts unexpectedly, increasing the risk of injury in a crash.
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