ADAC and Plus Test results 2025
The ADAC is a German automotive organisation recognised for carrying out independent tests on child car seats in Europe. The Plus Test is a Swedish certification, carried out by the VTI, which tests car seats installed in a rear-facing position (groups I and II). The ADAC testes measure the forces involved in a side and frontal impact.
If you want to know more about the ADAC tests and the Plus Test, click here. Before choosing your seat, check the results below (tests from 2015 to 2025).
Yes
(42)
Very good
(6)
Good
(354)
Satisfactory
(114)
Sufficient
(15)
Poor
(55)
Yes
(155)
Group 0
(1)
Group 0+
(50)
Group 0+/1
(26)
Group 0+/1/2
(7)
Group 0+/1/2/3
(6)
Group 1
(19)
Group 1/2
(6)
Group 1/2/3
(44)
Group 2
(0)
Group 2/3
(44)
Group 3
(0)
40 to 75cm
(77)
40 to 85cm
(103)
40 to 105cm
(65)
40 to 125cm
(9)
40 to 150cm
(8)
60 to 105cm
(41)
60 to 125cm
(9)
60 to 150cm
(1)
70 to 105cm
(10)
70 to 125cm
(2)
70 to 150cm
(11)
100 to 150cm
(42)
Isofix
(397)
Seat belt
(166)
2015
(50)
2016
(45)
2017
(56)
2018
(47)
2019
(58)
2020
(47)
2021
(81)
2022
(50)
2023
(49)
2024
(41)
2025
(20)
ABC Design
(3)
Akita
(1)
Apramo
(3)
Avionaut
(11)
Avova
(4)
Axkid
(11)
Baby Jogger
(2)
Babyzen
(4)
Baier
(2)
Bébé Confort
(35)
Bergsteiger
(1)
BeSafe
(25)
Britax Römer
(62)
Bugaboo
(5)
Cam
(1)
Casualplay
(1)
Chicco
(24)
Concord
(4)
Cosatto
(6)
Cybex
(55)
Diono
(1)
Doona
(2)
Foppapedretti
(1)
GB
(4)
Graco
(12)
Hauck
(10)
Hema
(2)
Heyner
(3)
Inglesina
(4)
Jané
(14)
Joie
(36)
Joolz
(2)
Kiddy
(7)
Kids
(2)
Kinderkraft
(5)
Kiwy
(2)
Klippan
(3)
Lettas
(1)
Lionelo
(5)
Maxi-Cosi
(60)
Mifold
(1)
Migo
(2)
Mima
(2)
Nachfolger
(2)
Nania
(6)
Nuna
(18)
Osann
(9)
Peg Perego
(14)
Recaro
(25)
Renolux
(3)
Safety 1st
(1)
Silver Cross
(8)
Simple Parenting
(4)
Stokke
(6)
Storchenmühle
(2)
Swandoo
(7)
Takata
(1)
Thule
(4)
UPPABaby
(2)
Urban Kanga
(1)
Vertbaudet
(1)
Walser
(1)
Wob
(1)
Other
(6)
