✨ Nuna Rylo 360
Reviewed by the BabyCosts editorial team
| Feature | Joie Asset Spin 360 |
|---|---|
| Best Price | $799.99 View full comparison → |
| Price (AUD) | $799.99 |
| Warranty | 2 years |
| Age Range | Birth to ~4 years (0-4 age range) |
| Weight | 12.5 kg |
| Safety Standard | ACCC mandatory-standard framework requires specified sections of an approved AS/NZS 1754:2004, 2010 or 2013 version; exact model evidence required |
| Vehicle Fit | ISOFIX + top tether; fits most Australian vehicles |
| Rear-Facing Limit | Birth to ~4 years (18 kg) |
| Forward-Facing Limit | ~12 months to 4 years (18 kg) |
| Installation Method | ISOFIX + top tether |
The Nuna Revv was one of the first premium 360 rotating seats sold in Australia and its name still dominates searches (“nuna revv” and “nuna revv 360” remain the way parents look for Nuna’s rotating seat). Nuna’s current-generation Australian model is the Rylo 360°, which replaces the Revv with a refreshed design: a 10-position headrest that adjusts with one hand, a no-rethread harness, and Nuna’s premium knit fabrics. The core promise is unchanged — rotate the seat to face the door, load the child, spin it back to rear-facing. If you are buying new in Australia today, look for the Rylo 360° (or confirm a “Revv” listing is old stock at a genuine discount, with a current AS/NZS 1754 label).
We do not stock the Nuna Rylo 360 — it sits outside our catalog criteria — so the honest recommendation below is the seat we do stock with the same rotation function: the Joie Asset Spin 360 ($$799.99, Baby Bunting). It offers one-hand 360° rotation, Guard Surround side-impact panels, ISOFIX installation, and extended rear-facing to 18 kg (~4 years) — the longest rear-facing window in our car-seat comparison — for roughly $150–$200 less than the Rylo. Choose the Rylo if the premium fabric, 10-position headrest, and Nuna brand matter more to you than the price difference. If you decide rotation isn’t worth the premium at all, the Australian-made Britax Graphene EA LUX ($$399+) is our fixed-seat value pick.
The Nuna Rylo 360° convertible car seat is priced around $949.99-$999.99 AUD at Baby Bunting (frequently listed at $999.99 with periodic $50 savings to $949.99). It is Nuna's current 360-degree rotating seat in Australia, replacing the older Nuna Revv. It sits roughly $150-$200 above the Joie Asset Spin 360 ($799.99).
The Rylo 360 is Nuna's current-generation rotating seat in Australia and the successor to the Revv. It keeps the one-hand 360° rotation and adds upgrades: a 10-position headrest with one-hand adjustment, a no-rethread harness, and Nuna's premium knit fabric. The Revv name still appears in searches and older reviews, but new Australian stock is sold as the Rylo 360°.
The Joie Asset Spin 360 ($799.99, Baby Bunting) delivers the same core swivel function — one-hand 360° rotation, ISOFIX install, extended rear-facing to 18 kg — for roughly $150-$200 less. The Rylo 360 adds premium fabric, a 10-position headrest, and Nuna's brand cachet. For most families the Joie is the value pick; choose the Rylo for the premium finish and Nuna's resale reputation.
Yes. The Nuna Rylo 360° sold at Australian retailers complies with AS/NZS 1754 (the ACCC mandatory-standard framework for child restraints). It installs via ISOFIX with a top tether, which is required for forward-facing use in Australia. As with any seat, check the AS/NZS 1754 version label and get a professional fitting if you are unsure about your vehicle.
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