Updated October 18, 2026 · NurseryCue Editorial Team

Silver Cross vs UPPAbaby

Silver Cross scores 9.1 and UPPAbaby 9.0 out of 10. Compare their differences and shared features below.

Silver Cross

Higher score in this comparison

9.1/10
UPPAbaby

UPPAbaby

9.0/10

Where Silver Cross and UPPAbaby differ

Silver Cross vs UPPAbaby
CompareSilver CrossReviewSee alternativesSee alternativesUPPAbabyUPPAbabyReviewSee alternativesSee alternatives
Reference modelsPop 2, Nia, Breez, Reef 2Minu V3, Vista V3, Cruz V3, Minu Duo
Lightest model (kg)5.6Lower7.6
Folded size54 x 45 x 2325.4 x 45.7 x 54.6
Maximum child weight (kg)2222.7Higher
Compatible car seatsSilver Cross Glide Plus 360Mesa, Aria, Chicco, Cybex, Nuna, Maxi Cosi, Clek, Peg Perego
MarketsGB, INUS, CA, MX, PA, CR, GT, HN, NI, SV, BZ, CO, VE, EC, BR, BO, PE, CL, PY, UY, AR, BE, HR, DK, DE, ES, FI, FR, IE, IT, LU, NL, NO, AT, PL, PT, CH, SI, SE, GB, AU, CN, NZ, TW, IL, KW, QA, SA, TR, AE
Price from£149Not confirmed
Price up to£3,715Not confirmed
Single to doubleNot confirmedYes

Same on both: One-hand fold (Yes), Cabin-size fold (Yes), Suitable from birth (Lie flat seat), Warranty (3 years).

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Key differences

  • Silver Cross scores higher overall: 9.1 vs 9.0.
  • Lightest model (kg) is lower at Silver Cross: 5.6 vs 7.6.
  • Maximum child weight (kg) is higher at UPPAbaby: 22.7 vs 22.
  • Support channels: only UPPAbaby offers Email, Community.
  • Standards: only Silver Cross offers R129.
  • Standards: only UPPAbaby offers Fmvss 213a.
  • Founded is lower at Silver Cross: 1877 vs 2006.
  • UPPAbaby is available in 48 more countries.
  • Stroller types: only Silver Cross offers Pram.
  • Stroller types: only UPPAbaby offers Jogging.

Our verdict on each

Silver Cross

Silver Cross suits parents who want a British name with a documented safety result and a warranty, and who will stretch to the top of the price range for a full-size or travel system. Its lightest pushchair weighs 5.6 kg, which is light for the category.

Read the full Silver Cross review

UPPAbaby

UPPAbaby suits parents who want one brand to cover a newborn through a booster without changing suppliers, and who will buy in a US shaped market. Founded in 2006, it is the only one of these three brands listing jogging in full size, compact and travel.

Read the full UPPAbaby review

Score breakdown

Silver Cross vs UPPAbaby
AreaSilver CrossUPPAbaby
Cost8.7Pushchairs and strollers start at £149 and top out at £3,715, with the lightest pushchair at 5.6 kg.Not confirmed
Offer9.0Stroller range covers full size, compact and travel, and seats come in infant, convertible and all in one sizes.9.2Higherfull size, compact and travel covers the frames a family needs, with a 3 year warranty and a cabin size fold.
Trust10.0HigherTrading as Silver Cross UK Limited, based in GB, founded 1877, with a 3 years warranty on the Nia.8.6Founded in 2006 and run as Monahan Products, LLC DBA UPPAbaby, with support on email, phone and help centre.

Choosing between them

Pick Silver Cross if lightest model (kg) matter most.

Pick UPPAbaby if maximum child weight (kg) matter most.

How they place

Silver Cross vs UPPAbaby
RankingSilver CrossUPPAbaby
Strollers and pushchairs25 of 6533 of 65
Travel systems13 of 3618 of 36
Compact travel strollers11 of 2817 of 28
Infant car seats13 of 3219 of 32
Convertible and extended rear-facing seats13 of 3318 of 33
Cribs, bassinets and smart sleepers21 of 4722 of 47

Every fact side by side

Silver Cross vs UPPAbaby
FactSilver CrossUPPAbaby
Stroller typesFull size, Compact, Travel, Double, Pram, Travel systemFull size, Compact, Travel, Double, Jogging, Travel system
StandardsR129Fmvss 213a
Legal entitySilver Cross UK LimitedMonahan Products, LLC DBA UPPAbaby
HeadquartersUnited KingdomUnited States
Founded1877Lower2006
Support channelsPhone, Help centreEmail, Phone, Help centre, CommunityCovers more

Car seats

Silver Cross vs UPPAbaby
FactSilver CrossUPPAbaby
Seat typesInfant, Convertible, All in one, Booster, Extended rear facingCovers moreInfant, Convertible, Booster
Child height range40-145cm97-145 cm
Maximum child weight (kg)21.545.36Higher
Rear-facing limit125cm/21.5kg approx. 7 years50 lbs
ISOFIX or LATCHYesYes
Rotating seatYesNot confirmed
Load leg or rebound barYesYes
Plus Test passedYesNot confirmed
ADAC gradeSatisfactory (3.0) - Spring 2026Not confirmed
Seat weight (kg)11.52.72 to 11.43Lower

Cribs and bassinets

Silver Cross vs UPPAbaby
FactSilver CrossUPPAbaby
ProductsCot, Bedside crib, MattressBassinet, Smart sleeper
Maximum age6 monthsNot confirmed
Maximum child weight (kg)911.34Higher
Mattress includedYesYes
Mattress sizeL84cm x W50cmNot confirmed
Converts toToddler bedNot confirmed
Smart featuresNoYesHas it
Rental optionNoNot confirmed

Where each stands against the rest

Silver Cross vs UPPAbaby
FactSilver CrossUPPAbabyMedian
Price from£149above the medianNot confirmed£146.98
Price up to£3,715highest quarterNot confirmed£625
Lightest model (kg)5.6lowest quarter7.6above the median7.3
Maximum child weight (kg)22below the median22.7at the median22.7
Warranty3 yearsabove the median3 yearsabove the median2 years

Median across 43 listed brands.

Pros and cons

Silver Cross

Pros

  • Lightest listed pushchair weight is 5.6 kg, among the lighter figures on the comparison.
  • The Nia folds with one hand and to a cabin-friendly size, with folded dimensions of 54 x 45 x 23.
  • Seat range covers infant, convertible and all in one, so a newborn setup through to a booster can come from one maker.

Cons

  • The top of the range reaches £3,715, so a full travel system pushes the outlay well beyond the entry point of £149.
  • Pushchair types cover full size, compact and travel, and the pram and double formats sit at the rarer end of what the comparison lists.
  • Support runs on phone and help centre only, with no live chat or email contact listed.

UPPAbaby

Pros

  • One hand fold and cabin size fold are both listed for the light travel model, so 7.6 kg packs for a flight without a second step.
  • A lie flat seat, listed as lie flat seat, covers the newborn stage, and lie flat seats make up 57.1% of the strollers comparison.
  • Jogging sits in full size, compact and travel next to full size, compact, travel, double and travel system, a wider spread than full size, compact and travel and full size, compact and travel.

Cons

  • The lightest frame is 7.6 kg, which ranks 24 of 42 brands on the site, so it is a mid weight rather than a featherweight.
  • There is no live chat line, and support runs on email, phone and help centre only.
  • The listed seat standard is fmvss 213a, a US rule, so a shopper buying to another region's standard finds nothing on the list to match it.

Who each suits

Silver Cross

Who it suits

  • Parents starting from birth who want a lie-flat seat, since the Nia lists lie flat seat.
  • Families who want pushchair, car seat and sleep space from one maker, with cots and a bedside crib in cot, bedside crib and mattress.
  • Travellers who want a fold that meets cabin size and a warranty behind the pushchair.

Who should look elsewhere

  • Anyone on a tight budget, since the range runs to £3,715 and Evenflo Company covers a similar set of stroller types at full size, compact and travel.
  • Shoppers wanting a live chat or email route, because support runs on phone and help centre.
  • Buyers outside GB and IN, where Kids2Shop lists a comparable stroller spread of full size, compact and travel.

UPPAbaby

Who it suits

  • Parents building a single brand kit, since the compatible car seat list is Mesa, Aria and Chicco and the frames are not tied to one infant seat.
  • Travellers who fold with one hand and need a cabin size pack down, with the light travel model at 7.6 kg.
  • Shoppers in the brand's served markets, based in the United States, who can reach a help centre or phone support.

Who should look elsewhere

  • Buyers chasing the lightest frame, since 7.6 kg sits above the 4.1 kg low point across the site.
  • Shoppers who need a European or UK seat rule, since the standards list names fmvss 213a only.
  • Anyone who wants a second seat built in from the start: Harppa Baby lists double only, while the second seat here is a later conversion.

Current offers

Silver Cross

Current offer

  • Discount code

    SX10 or FIRST10 discount code

    Cannot be redeemed against Cove 2, Breez, Motion 3 All Size 360, Nest & Nurture, Spare Parts or orders with a total order value of under £150; discount codes cannot be used on items already on promotion unless stated otherwise

    Source, checked September 30, 2026

Country by country

Silver Cross vs UPPAbaby
CountrySilver CrossUPPAbaby
ArgentinaNoYes
AustraliaNoYes
AustriaNoYes
BelgiumNoYes
BelizeNoYes
BoliviaNoYes
BrazilNoYes
CanadaNoYes

8 of 49 countries where either is available.

Questions about each

Silver Cross

What does a Silver Cross pushchair cost at the entry point and at the top?+

The pushchair and stroller range starts at £149 and reaches £3,715. That is a broad spread, so the entry price is only a guide to the cheapest single pushchair. A full travel system with a car seat and a cot will sit well above the entry figure.

Which Silver Cross pushchair is the lightest to carry?+

The lightest listed pushchair weight is 5.6 kg, and that model places among the lighter options in our comparison. The Nia also folds with one hand and folds to a cabin-friendly size, measuring 54 x 45 x 23 folded.

UPPAbaby

Which stroller types does UPPAbaby make?+

The range covers full size, compact and travel, so one maker supplies full size, compact, travel, double, jogging and travel system frames. The named models are Minu V3, Vista V3, Cruz V3, Minu Duo, and the Minu Duo covers the double side. Compared with Evenflo Company's full size, compact and travel, jogging is the type UPPAbaby adds on top of the shared list.

Does the stroller fold down for cabin travel?+

On both counts. The one hand fold is listed for the light travel model, the cabin size fold is listed too, and the pack down measures 25.4 x 45.7 x 54.6. That frame weighs 7.6 kg, which is heavier than the lightest frames on this site, so the deciding question is whether you carry it rather than check it.