Nuna Baby Essentials Under Class Action Investigation Due to Safety Recall of RAVA Car Seats
Nuna Baby Essentials Under Class Action Investigation
In recent news, Nuna Baby Essentials has come under scrutiny following a safety recall of over 600,000 of their RAVA convertible car seats. The investigation was initiated by Schubert Jonckheer & Kolbe LLP in light of serious safety concerns surrounding these popular child seats, which have been sold since 2016.
The RAVA car seats are designed to grow with your child, allowing for both rear-facing and forward-facing installation. However, reports indicate a significant defect: debris, such as food or dirt, can infiltrate the area surrounding the front harness adjuster button. This malfunction can lead the harness to either not tighten securely or even loosen, which dramatically increases the risk of injury in the event of a crash.
On December 20, 2024, Nuna proactively announced a voluntary recall in compliance with National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) regulations, informing consumers of the potential hazards. They started sending out notices on January 15, 2025, aimed at alerting buyers of the affected models. Affected customers are offered
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