Combi car seat recalls
Every Combi car seat recall we found in NHTSA's records, newest first, with the hazard, remedy and official notice.
Updated October 19, 2026 · Source: NHTSA
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Combi car seat recalls, newest first
Firms on these notices: Combi USA, Inc.
| Date | Product | Hazard | Remedy | Units | Official |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Combi Combi BABYRIDE Campaign 21C001000 A child that is not adequately restrained in a crash has an increased risk of injury. | A child that is not adequately restrained in a crash has an increased risk of injury. | Combi will provide owners a replacement strap along with instructions for replacement. | 13,880 | NHTSA campaign | |
| Combi Combi COCCORO Campaign 16C006000 In the event of a crash, the seat occupant is at an increased risk of injury. | In the event of a crash, the seat occupant is at an increased risk of injury. | Combi will notify owners, and provide them with a cover to be added to the bottom of the seat, free of charge. | 39,395 | NHTSA campaign | |
| Combi Combi COCCORO; Combi ZEUS 360; Combi ZEUS TURN Campaign 13C002000 In the event of a crash, a child may not be remain adequately secured, increasing the risk of injury. | In the event of a crash, a child may not be remain adequately secured, increasing the risk of injury. | Combi will notify registered owners and provide free harness replacement kits along with repair instructions. | 33,139 | NHTSA campaign |
This list covers the recalls we found in NHTSA's recall database, as of October 19, 2026. It isn't a safety rating of any product or brand, and a recall can cover only some models or dates, so check the official notice and search with your model number before you decide anything.
Source: NHTSA recalls data (child restraint campaigns). Data as of October 19, 2026.
How do I check whether my Combi car seat is recalled?
Search NHTSA for car seats
Car seats are recalled through NHTSA. On nhtsa.gov/recalls, choose car seats and enter the brand and model name. The model number and date of manufacture are on a label on the seat's shell or base.Search CPSC by product and model number
Nursery products, toys and other consumer products are recalled through the Consumer Product Safety Commission. Search cpsc.gov/Recallsby brand or product, then match the model number and date code on your product's label to the notice. You can report a problem at SaferProducts.gov.Register what you own
Car seats and durable nursery products such as cribs, high chairs, strollers and play yards come with a registration card, so the maker can reach you if there's a recall. Mail the card or register on the maker's site.
Questions about Combi recalls
How many Combi car seat recalls have there been?
NHTSA lists 3 car seat recall campaigns naming Combi since 2010, most recently Combi BABYRIDE on March 8, 2021. That's 3 of the 71 car seat recall campaigns in this list. NHTSA puts the units potentially affected at 86,414 in total.
Is my Combi car seat part of a recall?
Only the models and dates in a notice are covered. Compare your product's model number and date of manufacture with each notice below, or search nhtsa.gov/recalls for Combi. You can also contact Combi with your model number.
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