RecallifyIs the Evenflo REVOLVE360 SLIM car seat recalled?
Yes. Transport Canada has 4 recalls on record for the Evenflo REVOLVE360 SLIM car seat. The latest, recall 2025644 from November 10, 2025, covers model year 2025: On certain Revolve360 Slim child car seats, the expiration date on the label is incorrectly listed as earlier than the date of manufacture.
Recall 2025644: model year 2025
What's wrong: On certain Revolve360 Slim child car seats, the expiration date on the label is incorrectly listed as earlier than the date of manufacture. Note: This action is not being conducted under the requirements of the Motor Vehicle Safety Act. This only affects certain child car seats with a date of manufacture of September 28, 2025, and an expiration date listed as September 7, 2025.
The risk: This error does not affect safety. This notice is for information only.
What to do: This is not a recall. Owners can continue to use their seat. If you have not yet registered your seat, have moved, or have any questions, you can contact Evenflo by phone at: 1-937-773-3971 or 1-800-265-0749, or online at: https://www.evenflo.com/pages/parentlink-resource-center
Recall 2025497: model years 2023, 2024, 2025
What's wrong: On certain child car seats, a child may be able to pick off small pieces of foam from the headrest and put them into their mouth or nose.
The risk: A child that puts a small piece of foam into their mouth or nose could choke.
What to do: Evenflo will notify registered owners in writing and provide you with a remedy kit and instructions to seal the bottom edge of the headrest. If you have not yet registered your seat, have moved, or have any questions about this recall, you can contact Evenflo by phone at: 1-937-773-3971 or 1-800-265-0749, or online at: https://registration.evenflo.com/evenflo/ca/carseats
Recall 2025401: model years 2023, 2024, 2025
What's wrong: On certain child car seats, the French warning label doesn't list information about using the tether strap if the seat is used in the rear-facing position. The French label also incorrectly lists that the child car seat may be used as a booster seat. Canadian regulations require the information on the warning label to be listed in both English and French.
The risk: A label that's missing information and/or provides incorrect information could cause confusion and increase the risk of injury in a crash.
What to do: Evenflo advises not to use the seat as a booster seat and to always use the tether strap if the seat is used in the rear-facing position. Evenflo will notify registered owners in writing and provide you with a remedy kit that includes an updated French warning label. You should contact Evenflo to obtain a free remedy kit and instructions for how to install it. If you have not yet registered your seat, have moved, or have any questions about this recall, you can contact Evenflo by phone at: 1-937-773-3971 or 1-800-265-0749, or online at: https://registration.evenflo.com/evenflo/ca/carseats
Recall 2025372: model years 2023, 2024, 2025
What's wrong: Certain child car seats may not meet the requirements of the Canadian regulations when installed in a rear-facing position using the vehicle seat belt and tether.
The risk: A child seat that doesn't meet the requirements of the Canadian regulations could increase the risk of injury in a crash.
What to do: Evenflo will notify registered owners in writing and provide you with a remedy kit. Evenflo advises that you may continue to use the seat in a rear-facing position if you install it using the universal anchorage system (UAS). You can also continue to use the seat in the forward-facing position. You should contact Evenflo to obtain a free remedy kit and instructions for how to install it. If you have not yet registered your seat, have moved, or have any questions about this recall, you can contact Evenflo by phone at: 1-937-773-3971 or 1-800-265-0749, or online at: https://registration.evenflo.com/evenflo/ca/carseats
How do I know if my Evenflo REVOLVE360 SLIM is affected?
Check the label on the side, back or bottom of the seat for the model number and date of manufacture, and compare them with the model years and dates in the official notice.
Is the fix free?
Recall remedies are free from the maker. The official notice lists how to get it, and Recallify can contact the maker for you.
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