100% for children
Our child seats meet the highest safety standards.

Your car is actually equipped with enough things to protect you from dangers while driving. But cars are designed for adults. What about protecting your child? What does a child car seat have to offer so that your little darling can travel safely?

To help you choose the right child seat, there are safety standards and legal requirements that every new child seat must meet before it can go on sale.

As safety technology continues to evolve, safety standards are constantly being updated or even completely revised. UN R-129 is the latest European safety standard. We are proud that all of our AVOVA child seats have been developed to meet this new standard.

At AVOVA, we test all our products rigorously and carefully before applying for approval.

The current R-129 standard sets performance standards for side impact and rollover tests. This is particularly important for independent consumer protection organizations.

Child car seats do not only have to meet the law. Every year, independent consumer protection organizations put child seats through their paces. The most important testing institutes for Germany and Europe are the ADAC, Stiftung Warentest, as well as the ÖAMTC (Austria) and TCS (Switzerland).

Here, the seats undergo tests in terms of suitability for everyday use and impact protection as well as workmanship, ergonomic design, user-friendliness, etc. They are also tested for harmful substances.

The test criteria of the testing institutes are much stricter than the legal requirements. Therefore, the results can provide you with crucial information.

100% environmentally friendly
We think ecologically and sustainably.

The well-being of your child is our top priority at AVOVA. That is why we only consider the highest quality standards. We also see it as our responsibility to protect our environment and use its resources carefully. This way we can also secure the future of the children we are already protecting from the dangers of road traffic.