The Cybex Anoris T i-Size has achieved five stars in the first European child restraint system report of 2022

A few days ago we showed you the results of the first European child restraint system (CRS) report of 2022, in which RACE takes part, but today we are going to get to know the only car seat that has achieved the coveted five stars: the Cybex Anoris T i-Size. It is worth mentioning that this is the best score ever achieved in the tests.

This is the highest rating ever obtained in the category of car seats for children aged 1 to 6 years. The Cybex Anoris T i-Size is a revolutionary car seat, as it features an integrated full-body airbag. During the tests, it obtained an overall score of 1.51, with 0.9 and 1.2 for safety in frontal and/or side collisions and overall safety, respectively.

Martin Pos, founder of Cybex, “had the vision, more than 15 years ago, of designing a car seat that would offer comprehensive protection for children, even when they travel facing backwards, which has materialised in the Anoris T i-Size.”

This is the Cybex Anoris T i-Size

“For decades, the airbag has been one of the safety features of vehicles to protect adults from possible injuries resulting from an accident or collision. Thanks to the innovative and entrepreneurial spirit of our development team and the availability of new technologies, we have been able to design the Anoris T i-Size car seat, which integrates a full-body airbag. We are very proud to have received this recognition with the historic result from the ADAC and Stiftung Warentest organisations.”

Franz Peleska, head of development at Cybex, wanted to add that “protecting children has always been a challenge. Their head is larger and heavier than their body, and the neck muscles are not yet fully developed. In the event of a frontal impact, the airbag of the Anoris T i-Size cushions the child and keeps them within the safety zone of the seat before any significant forward movement can occur. And, above all, with this seat the sensitive areas of the head and neck remain perfectly protected at all times.”

In the rating criteria of the Stiftung Warentest and ADAC tests, the better the seat’s results, the closer to 0 its grade will be. Thus, a seat with a rating of 1.9 has achieved better results than a car seat with a rating of 2.3. It should be taken into account that, due to changes in the test procedure and its rating system, current results are not directly comparable with those obtained in test results from previous years.