Maxi-Cosi controversies
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2021
Planned voluntary recall of certain Maxi-Cosi Pria 85 car seats announced
Recall announced
Dorel Juvenile Group announced that it was preparing a voluntary recall of certain Maxi-Cosi Pria 85 and Pria 85 Max car seats, while cooperating with NHTSA on the recall scope and consumer remedy. According to the announcement, the seats may not adequately protect a child from head injury in a crash if installed forward-facing with a lap belt without the top tether. The company reported no related injuries or incidents.
Dorel Juvenile Group said it was preparing to recall certain Maxi-Cosi Pria 85 and Pria 85 Max car seats, while cooperating with NHTSA on the recall scope and consumer remedy. The seats may not adequately protect a child from head injury in a crash if installed forward-facing with a lap belt without the top tether. The company reported no related injuries or incidents.
Company response
Ongoing disclosure — Dorel Juvenile Group
DJ USA is working with NHTSA on the scope of the recall related to manufacturer dates as well as the remedy to consumers.
Source excerpt
When the seat is installed in the forward-facing position and secured to the vehicle using the lap belt without also using the top tether, the seat may not adequately protect the child from head injury in the event of a crash. Related to this condition, there have been no injuries or incidents reported.
DJ USA is preparing to recall certain Pria 85 and Pria 85 Max car seats, designed for use for children weighing 14 to 85 pounds.
DJ USA is working with NHTSA on the scope of the recall related to manufacturer dates as well as the remedy to consumers.