Family walking with a baby stroller in the city.

Quick Answer: Peg Perego's current stroller lineup spans the single-to-double YPSI, the ultra-light travel stroller Volo, the compact single Vivace, and the modular City Loop system. The newest release is the YPSI plus Primo Viaggio Nido Travel System, which bundles a stroller and infant car seat that click together without an adapter.

Peg Perego builds its strollers around a few distinct frames rather than one design stretched across every use case, which makes it easier to match a stroller to how your family actually gets around. Here is how the current lineup breaks down, from the everyday single-to-double frame to the carry-on travel stroller.

YPSI: The Single-to-Double Frame

The YPSI is Peg Perego's most versatile everyday stroller, built to run as a single and expand into a single-to-double configuration with a companion seat or bassinet accessory when a second child comes along. The newest version bundles it directly with the Primo Viaggio Nido infant car seat as a complete travel system.

Peg YPSI stroller paired with the Primo Viaggio Nido infant car seat in True Black

YPSI is also sold on its own in a Sage Green finish and other colorways, for families who already have a Peg Perego car seat or want to buy the frame and seat separately.

Volo: The Carry-On Travel Stroller

For flying or tight city living, the Volo is built to meet airline carry-on dimensions when folded, yet it still reclines further than most umbrella strollers in its weight class. It comes in several current finishes, including True Black, Blue Shine, and Mon Amour.

Peg Perego Volo ultra-lightweight travel stroller in True Black, folded for carry-on travel

Volo is not designed to convert into a double, so if you know a second child is likely soon, YPSI is the better long-term frame. If your priority is packing light for trips or having an easy grab-and-go option, Volo is purpose-built for that.

Vivace: A Lightweight Single with More Storage

The Vivace sits between YPSI and Volo. It is lighter than a full-size single-to-double frame but has a bigger canopy and storage basket than an ultra-compact travel stroller, which makes it a good fit for daily walks and errands rather than air travel or expanding to a double.

Peg Perego Vivace stroller in Astral beige finish

City Loop: The Modular Travel System

The City Loop is a full-size, reversible-seat stroller built around a modular chassis that also accepts the Primo Viaggio 4-35 Urban Mobility infant car seat, a bassinet, or a second seat with the right adapter. Because the frame, seat, and car seat are sold both together and separately, City Loop is a good option if you want to build a system piece by piece rather than buying everything at once.

Peg Perego City Loop full-size reversible stroller in Vanilla Blend

Which Peg Perego Stroller Fits Your Family?

If you expect a second child within a few years, YPSI is the frame built to expand with you. If your main need is flying or grabbing a lightweight stroller for quick errands, Volo is the better fit. Vivace works well as a daily-use single that is lighter than a full-size frame, and City Loop suits families who want to build a modular travel system with a reversible seat.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the newest Peg Perego stroller?

The YPSI plus Primo Viaggio Nido Travel System is the newest release, bundling the YPSI stroller frame with the Primo Viaggio Nido infant car seat.

Can the YPSI stroller convert into a double?

Yes. YPSI is built as a single-to-double frame and can be expanded with a companion seat or bassinet accessory when a second child arrives.

Is the Volo stroller allowed as airline carry-on?

Volo is designed to meet carry-on size requirements when folded, which makes it a popular pick for families who travel by air frequently.

What is the difference between Vivace and Volo?

Vivace is a lightweight single stroller with a larger canopy and storage basket for daily use, while Volo is built specifically for ultra-compact folding and air travel.

Does City Loop work with a Peg Perego infant car seat?

Yes. City Loop is designed to accept the Primo Viaggio 4-35 Urban Mobility infant car seat, along with a bassinet or second seat using the appropriate adapter.

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