Head-to-head comparison

Bugaboo Fox 5 Renew vs UPPAbaby Vista V3

Both are full-size prams with a bassinet in the listed Australian bundle, a reversible seat and capsule compatibility. The biggest difference is growth: the Vista V3 can take a second child with a RumbleSeat or second bassinet and a third on a PiggyBack board, all sold separately, while the Fox 5 Renew stays a single pram with a two-piece compact fold option.

Specification comparison by Pramkin editorial, from each brand's Australian product pages. Key figures re-checked 13 October 2026. Not a hands-on review and not a car-fit test.

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Bugaboo

Bugaboo Fox 5 Renew

Full-size pram, All-terrain

Manufacturer RRP: $1,949
Weight: 12.3 kg
Folded: 45 x 60 x 90 cm

RRP covers: 2-in-1 bundle: base, seat, bassinet fabric, mattress, canopy and basket.

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$1,799, stroller with bassinet, checked 3 November 2026. Prices change.

Buy at Bugaboo Australia

$1,799, 2-in-1 bundle: base, seat, bassinet fabric, mattress, canopy and basket, checked 5 November 2026. Prices change.

Check price at Bugaboo Full Fox 5 Renew specs

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UPPAbaby

UPPAbaby Vista V3

Full-size pram, Double pram

Manufacturer RRP: $1,799
Weight: 12.5 kg
Folded: 41.4 x 65.3 x 85.9 cm

RRP covers: bundle: frame, toddler seat, bassinet, bumper bar, seat liner, rain and bug shields.

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$1,529.15, stroller with bassinet, checked 9 November 2026. Prices change.

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$1,529.15, bundle: frame, toddler seat, bassinet, bumper bar, seat liner, rain and bug shields, checked 5 November 2026. Prices change.

Check price at UPPAbaby Full Vista V3 specs

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Key differences

Weight: The Fox 5 Renew's published weight is 0.2 kg lower: 12.3 kg against 12.5 kg. Fox 5 Renew: with seat (13.3 kg with bassinet). Vista V3: frame + seat (frame alone 9 kg, seat 3.5 kg, bassinet 4.2 kg). Brands weigh different configurations, so check what each figure includes.
Folded size: The Vista V3 has the shorter longest side when folded: 85.9 cm against 90 cm. These are the manufacturers' published folds, not a car-fit test, so measure your boot opening as well.
Price: The Vista V3 has the lower manufacturer RRP, by $150 ($1,799 against $1,949). The bundles differ, so compare what is in each box.
Growing family: The Vista V3 can carry up to 3 children with extras sold separately; the Fox 5 Renew is a single pram.
Newborn: Both are listed as "from birth, setup included". Fox 5 Renew: Bassinet included in the 2-in-1 bundle. Vista V3: Bassinet included in the box.
Basket: The Vista V3 has the larger published basket: 13.6 kg against 10 kg.
Capsule: Fox 5 Renew: Adaptors required, sold separately. Vista V3: None for UPPAbaby Mesa. Upper adapter, sold separately, for other brands.

Which might suit you

Based only on the published figures on this page. Try both in store if you can.

Consider the Fox 5 Renew if you want

No clear advantage in the published figures; compare the details below.

Consider the Vista V3 if you want

a shorter fold, for a smaller boot
the lower manufacturer RRP
room for another child later
a bigger shopping basket

Full specifications

Values as each brand publishes them. Where a value is not published, we say so rather than guess.

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Bugaboo Fox 5 Renew vs UPPAbaby Vista V3 specifications
Specification	Bugaboo Fox 5 Renew	UPPAbaby Vista V3
Size and weight
Folded size	45 x 60 x 90 cm L x W x H. One-piece, self-standing fold	41.4 x 65.3 x 85.9 cm L x W x H. Folded with seat attached
Weight	12.3 kg With seat (13.3 kg with bassinet)	12.5 kg Frame + seat (frame alone 9 kg, seat 3.5 kg, bassinet 4.2 kg)
Maximum child weight	22 kg Seat 22 kg; bassinet 9 kg	22.7 kg Published as 'Birth to 22.7 kg'
Newborn setup
Newborn use	From birth, setup included Bassinet included in the 2-in-1 bundle.	From birth, setup included Bassinet included in the box.
Everyday use
Type	Full-size pram, All-terrain	Full-size pram, Double pram
Seats	1 seat	1 seat, expands to 3
Reversible seat	Yes	Yes
One-hand fold	Yes Published as 'Fold, adjust, and maneuver with one hand'.	Yes UPPAbaby says the frame is built to carry three children and still fold with one hand.
Stands when folded	Yes	Yes
Basket	10 kg Also published as 45 L.	13.6 kg
Suitable for running	Not stated Not described as suitable for running.	Not stated Not described as suitable for running.
Compatibility
Capsule compatible	Yes Adaptors required, sold separately. Bugaboo Turtle Air by Nuna named by the manufacturer.	Yes None for UPPAbaby Mesa. Upper adapter, sold separately, for other brands. Maxi-Cosi, Nuna, Joie and Britax capsules named with the upper adapter.
Car-fit evidence	No fit evidence yet	No fit evidence yet
Cost
Manufacturer RRP	$1,949 2-in-1 bundle: base, seat, bassinet fabric, mattress, canopy and basket. Shown reduced to $1,799 on the manufacturer's site on 25 September 2026.	$1,799 Bundle: frame, toddler seat, bassinet, bumper bar, seat liner, rain and bug shields. Some clearance colours were listed at $1,499 on 25 September 2026.

From manufacturers' Australian product pages, checked 25 September 2026. Figures are shown in the manufacturer's published order and configuration.

Will it fit your car?

We have not tested either pram in a car. Compare the published folds above with your boot opening and floor; the shape of the boot matters as much as the numbers.

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Sources

Fox 5 Renew, Bugaboo Australia: bugaboo.com (checked 25 September 2026)
Vista V3, UPPAbaby Australia: uppababy.com.au (checked 25 October 2026)
Vista V3, UPPAbaby Australia: uppababy.com.au (checked 25 September 2026)

Prices, weights, folded sizes and capacities re-checked against each brand's Australian page on 13 October 2026. See how we check specifications. Spotted something out of date? Tell us.