Bugaboo Bee 6 vs Nuna Triv Next
Both are compact pushchairs, and the Triv Next is the lighter of the two by 0.7kg. The Bee 6 is no longer made, so you would be buying it used.
The verdict
Choose the Bee 6 if you want
- Something narrower for shop aisles and doorways (53cm wide)
Best for: City parents who want a light, reversible everyday buggy
Full Bee 6 specsChoose the Triv Next if you want
- A lighter pushchair (8.7kg against 9.4kg)
- A smaller fold (125 litres against 152)
- More ways to recline the seat (4 positions)
Best for: City parents who want one light pushchair from birth
Full Triv Next specsIn short: the Bee 6 for something narrower for shop aisles and doorways (53cm wide); the Triv Next for a lighter pushchair (8.7kg against 9.4kg) and a smaller fold (125 litres against 152).
Head to head
Within 3% counts as even.
1Bee 6win
2 ties
Triv Nextwins3
- 9.4kgWeightLighter: Triv Next8.7kg
- 152 litresFolded volumeSmaller fold: Triv Next125 litres
- 53cmWidthNarrower: Bee 658cm
- 4kgBasketNot published
- 22kgMax child weightAbout even22kg
- 3Recline positionsMore recline: Triv Next4
- £599Price newAbout even£600
The folds, to scale
Both folds drawn to the same scale, each against a 55 x 40 x 20cm cabin bag (the dashed box). The Bee 6 folds to about 152 litres and the Triv Next to about 125 litres.
What we pay for one
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Full specs side by side
| Spec | Bee 6 | Triv Next |
|---|---|---|
| Size and weight | ||
| Weight (different) | 9.4kg (chassis and seat) | 8.7kg (chassis and seat) |
| Open size (different) | 101 x 53 x 109cm | 85 x 58 x 106cm |
| Folded size (different) | 36 x 47 x 90cm | 32 x 58 x 69cm |
| Folded volume (different) | 152 litres | 125 litres |
| Cabin-bag size | No | No |
| Fold | ||
| One-hand fold | Yes | Yes |
| Folds in one piece | Yes | Yes |
| Folds with seat on | Yes | Yes |
| Stands when folded | Yes | Yes |
| Seat and carrycot | ||
| Suitable from | Birth | Birth |
| Max child weight | 22kg | 22kg |
| Carrycot | Sold separately | Sold separately |
| Overnight sleep | Not published | Not published |
| Parent-facing seat | Yes | Yes |
| Recline positions (different) | 3 | 4 |
| Lies flat | Yes | Yes |
| Wheels and ride | ||
| Tyres (different) | Puncture-proof, 17.8cm front and rear | Foam-filled rear wheels |
| Suspension | All-wheel | All-wheel |
| Best on | City | City |
| Handlebar (different) | Telescopic, 91.5 to 109cm | Adjustable, 5 positions |
| Extras | ||
| Basket | 4kg, 22 litres | Not published |
| Car seat fits (different) | Adaptors needed for most infant car seats | Post adaptor included for Nuna infant carriers |
| Converts to a double | No | No |
| Launched | 2020 | Not published |
| Price new (RRP) (different) | £599, chassis and seat; £779 with carrycot | £600, pushchair with rain cover and car seat adaptor |
| Still made (different) | No | Yes |
Specs checked 22 September 2026 against the maker's UK figures and large UK retailers. Where a figure isn't published we say so rather than guess.
Questions
Which is lighter, the Bugaboo Bee 6 or the Nuna Triv Next?
The Triv Next is lighter, at 8.7kg against 9.4kg for the Bee 6.
Which folds smaller?
The Triv Next folds smaller: about 125 litres against 152 for the Bee 6.
Which is better for a newborn?
The Bee 6 takes a carrycot sold separately, and the Triv Next takes a carrycot sold separately.
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