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iCandy Peach 6 vs UPPAbaby Vista V3

Both are full-size pushchairs. The Peach 6 is no longer made (the iCandy Peach 7 replaced it), so you would be buying it used.

Illustration of the iCandy Peach 6
iCandyFull-size pushchairNo longer made

Peach 6

Weight
n/a
Folded
124L
New
£999
Full Peach 6 specs
Illustration of the UPPAbaby Vista V3
UPPAbabyFull-size pushchair

Vista V3

Weight
12.5kg
Folded
232L
New
£1,099
Full Vista V3 specs

The verdict

Choose the Peach 6 if you want

  • A smaller fold (124 litres against 232)
  • A seat that lasts longer (up to 25kg)
  • To spend less (£999 new against £1,099)

Best for: Parents who may need a double later

Full Peach 6 specs

Choose the Vista V3 if you want

  • More room for shopping (a 13.6kg basket against 10kg)
  • More ways to recline the seat (6 positions)

Best for: Families planning a second child who want one pram for years

Full Vista V3 specs

In short: the Peach 6 for a smaller fold (124 litres against 232) and a seat that lasts longer (up to 25kg); the Vista V3 for more room for shopping (a 13.6kg basket against 10kg) and more ways to recline the seat (6 positions).

Head to head

Within 3% counts as even.

3Peach 6wins

head to head

Vista V3wins2

  • Not published
    Weight
    12.5kg
  • 124 litres
    Folded volumeSmaller fold: Peach 6
    232 litres
  • Not published
    Width
    65cm
  • 10kg
    BasketBigger basket: Vista V3
    13.6kg
  • 25kg
    Max child weightLasts longer: Peach 6
    22kg
  • 4
    Recline positionsMore recline: Vista V3
    6
  • £999
    Price newCheaper new: Peach 6
    £1,099

What one has that the other doesn't

Features that differ between the Peach 6 and the Vista V3
FeaturePeach 6Vista V3
One-hand foldYesNot published

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 Peach 6 folds to about 124 litres and the Vista V3 to about 232 litres.

Peach 670 x 61 x 29cmVista V386 x 65 x 41cm

What we pay for one

What we pay for a complete one in good condition, with free collection.

Full specs side by side

iCandy Peach 6 and UPPAbaby Vista V3 specs side by side
SpecPeach 6Vista V3
Size and weight
WeightNot published12.5kg (chassis and seat; carrycot 4kg)
Open sizeNot published93 x 65 x 100cm
Folded size (different)70 x 61 x 29cm41 x 65 x 86cm
Folded volume (different)124 litres232 litres
Cabin-bag sizeNoNo
Fold
One-hand foldYesNot published
Folds in one pieceYesYes
Folds with seat onNot publishedYes
Stands when foldedYesYes
Seat and carrycot
Suitable fromBirthBirth
Max child weight (different)25kg22kg
CarrycotIncludedIncluded
Overnight sleepYesYes
Parent-facing seatYesYes
Recline positions (different)46
Lies flatNot publishedNot published
Wheels and ride
Tyres (different)Puncture-proof PU tyresLarge never-flat tyres
SuspensionNot publishedAll-wheel
Best onCity and parkCity and park
Handlebar (different)Telescopic, 95 to 105cmTelescopic, one-hand adjustable
Extras
Basket (different)10kg, 44 litres13.6kg
Car seat fits (different)Car seat adaptors includedUPPAbaby Mesa and Aria click on without adaptors; other brands need adaptors
Converts to a doubleYesYes
LaunchedNot published2024
Price new (RRP) (different)£999, single pushchair and carrycot£1,099, chassis, seat and carrycot, with bug and rain shields
Still made (different)No, replaced by the iCandy Peach 7Yes

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 folds smaller?

The Peach 6 folds smaller: about 124 litres against 232 for the Vista V3.

Which is better for a newborn?

The Peach 6 comes with a carrycot approved for overnight sleep, and the Vista V3 comes with a carrycot approved for overnight sleep.

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