Sold separatelyBassinet
Lie-flat, ventilated, from birth. It attaches to the frame without adapters.
- UPPAbaby Vista V3 Pram With Toddler Seat Only - Nori (Charcoal / Saddle Leather) $1,439
- UPPAbaby V3 Bassinet - Nori (Charcoal / Saddle)+ $449
The only frame in the range that absorbs a second and a third child without being replaced.
One pram, up to three children.
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Frame and toddler seat · $1,439
The $60 comes off at checkout, automatically, when the pram and the capsule are in the bag together.
Add accessories with this pram and save. $100 of accessories saves $20, $180 saves $30, $220 saves $40. Taken off at checkout. See accessories
Vista V3 is the full-size pram built to grow with a family rather than a child. This package is the frame and the toddler seat, with the bassinet sold separately and attaching to the same frame without adapters. It converts to carry two children with a RumbleSeat or a second bassinet, or three with a PiggyBack board. More than thirty configurations come off the one frame. It is the most expensive pram in the range and the only one that can absorb a second and third child without being replaced.
Orders leave our Melbourne warehouse in one to two business days. Full delivery times and the returns policy are on the shipping page and the returns page.
Three years against manufacturing defects, plus complimentary maintenance checks for up to ten years under Lifetime Service Support. Read the full warranty or register your pram.
This pram meets the mandatory Australian requirement, Consumer Protection Notice No. 8 of 2007, and is also compliant with the voluntary standard AS 2088:2022 including Amendment 1:2024.
The mandatory standard is based on AS/NZS 2088:2000, so testing to the 2022 edition goes beyond what the law requires.
It is fully endorsed by INPAA, the Infant & Nursery Product Alliance Australia.
What that standard requires:
Every one of these clicks onto this frame with no adapter at all. Tick what you want and it goes in the bag together.
Bassinet
Lie-flat and ventilated, from birth. Attaches to this frame with no adapter. This is the part the other colourways come with.
$449
Mesa capsule
Clicks straight onto the Vista frame, no adapter. Car to pram without unbuckling the baby.
$499
RumbleSeat
A second seat for a second child, alongside the toddler seat rather than instead of it. The adapters it needs are in its box.
$399
Snug Seat
An insert for a small newborn riding in the toddler seat. Worth it if you are skipping the bassinet.
Out of stock
Prices and availability are live. Anything out of stock cannot be added here, and you can buy any of it separately later: the frame does not change.
Same frame, same reversible toddler seat, same path to three children. Without the bassinet in the box, so you choose your newborn setup yourself: a SnugSeat, a capsule, or a bassinet added later.
If the bassinet stayed in the cupboard last time, do not buy another. Nori is the full Vista V3 platform, expandable to a RumbleSeat and a PiggyBack board, priced without the part you will not use.
An Australia-first Vista package that leaves the newborn decision open. Add a SnugSeat, clip on a capsule, or go straight to double mode with a RumbleSeat if the second one is already here.
These change what the pram actually carries, and each one shows what it costs on top of the pram.
Sold separatelyLie-flat, ventilated, from birth. It attaches to the frame without adapters.
In the boxFaces you or faces out. Reclines flat enough for a newborn with the insert.
Travel systemMesa clicks straight onto the frame. Baby moves from car to pram without being unbuckled.
Most chosenThe usual second-child answer. Both seats recline, both can face either way. The RumbleSeat's own adapters are in its box. The upper adapter is required in double mode: it raises the top seat to give the two the clearance they need.
Two under twoA newborn lying flat below and a toddler sitting on top. The common two-under-two setup.
TwinsBoth newborns lying flat, on one frame. This is the twin configuration. Bassinets are not included in this package, so one is needed on top of the total shown.
Capsule ReadyOut and about with a toddler and a newborn, with the capsule clicking straight on so the bassinet stays home.
Newborn on TopSame day out with an older child instead, roomier seat down low and the capsule up top.
Twin OptionTwo babies at once, one flat out in the bassinet and one straight from the car in the capsule. Bassinets are not included in this package, so one is needed on top of the total shown.
Three on one frameTwo seated, one standing at the back. The board clips to the rear axle and folds up when nobody is riding.
Out with ThreeThree kids covered, newborn in the capsule, one in the seat below and a big kid riding along on the PiggyBack.
UPPAbaby count more than twenty-five configurations. Most of that number is the same arrangement with the seat turned around. These seven change what the pram actually carries, and each one shows what it costs on top of the pram.
Everything listed here is included. Nothing on this list is an accessory you buy separately.

Enhanced suspension across all four wheels, so the ride stays smooth whether you are pushing one child or three.

A seasonal liner for cold days that converts to mesh for hot ones. One seat, both climates.

Adjusts as your child grows without unthreading and re-threading the straps.

Extra-large and easy to reach from either side, including with the seat parent-facing.

Water-repellent, extendable, with a peek window and added ventilation.

Folds in one step and stands on its own, with or without the seat attached.
A pram lives in a hallway and a car boot for half a decade. What it is made of decides whether it still looks like something you chose.
A warranty of any length only ever covers manufacturing defects, so it is a promise about how the pram was built on day one, not about the next ten years.
If something was wrong with how it was made, we repair or replace it.
Brakes, wheels, harness, fold and canopy, checked and adjusted at Tune-Up Days.
If your Mesa capsule or its base was in a vehicle during an accident, we replace it. It covers the capsule, not the pram.
| Price | $1,439 |
|---|---|
| Weight | 12.5 kg (frame and seat) |
| Suits | Birth to 22.7 kg |
| Children | 3 |
| Basket capacity | 13.6 kg |
| Unfolded | 92.7 x 65.3 x 100.3 cm |
| Folded, seat attached | 41.4 x 65.3 x 85.9 cm |
| Folded, seat removed | 28.7 x 65.3 x 82.9 cm |
| Warranty | Three years, plus Lifetime Service Support |
Measure the opening of your boot, not the space inside it. The opening is what stops a pram going in.
This compares the folded pram against your boot opening as if both were rectangles. Real boots have wheel arches and sloping lids. Treat a close result as a reason to go and try it, not a promise.
Yes, straight out of the box. The bassinet is included, not an accessory you add later, so a newborn can lie flat on day one. The toddler seat takes over at around six months.
Up to three on the one frame. Two seated, using a RumbleSeat or a second bassinet, and a third standing on a PiggyBack board that clips to the rear axle.
Folded with the toddler seat attached it is 41.4 x 65.3 x 85.9 cm. With the seat removed it drops to 28.7 x 65.3 x 82.9 cm. Measure the shortest side of your boot opening, not the space inside it. The opening is what stops a pram going in.
12.5 kg with the frame and toddler seat together. The frame alone is 9 kg, the seat 3.5 kg and the bassinet 4.2 kg, so it can be lifted in parts.
Yes, directly. The Mesa clicks onto the frame with no adapters, so a sleeping baby goes from the car to the pram without being unbuckled. Maxi-Cosi, Nuna, Joie and BeSafe capsules fit with the Vista upper car seat adapter.
Pram frame, toddler seat, bassinet, bumper bar, seasonal seat liner, toddler seat bug shield, toddler seat rain shield, bassinet bug shield, storage bag and the three year warranty. Nothing on that list is sold separately.
13.6 kg, which is the largest in the range. It is reachable from either side, including when the seat faces you.
Both. The toddler seat is reversible, so it can face you while they are small and face forward when they would rather watch the world.
Nine for the Vista V3. Every one is the same pram underneath. What changes is the fabric, the frame finish and the leather.
The Vista takes a second and a third child; the Cruz carries one and no accessory changes that. The Vista also includes the bassinet, where the Cruz needs one bought separately. The Cruz is narrower, lighter and less expensive.
65.3 cm across, which is the figure that matters for shop aisles and front doors. Opened out it is 92.7 x 65.3 x 100.3 cm.
Three years from purchase against manufacturing defects, plus complimentary maintenance checks for up to ten years under Lifetime Service Support. Register your pram to activate it.
No, and deliberately so. Our prices match authorised retailers. Buying direct gets you genuine stock, the Australian warranty, four month lay-by and UPPside Rewards points.
Yes. Authorised retailers around Australia stock the range, and Meet the Experts days put our team on the shop floor with every model set up.
Airline damage is excluded from the standard warranty, as it is with every pram brand. Our TravelSafe Program covers it: buy an UPPAbaby travel bag, register before you fly, and you are covered for four years.

One pram, up to three children.

For the trails and the long runs.

The everyday single, without the bulk.

Two children, side by side, through a standard doorway.

The one that lives in the boot.

Not a full size pram. More than a travel pram.
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