Like other City Select modes, the City Select 2 is a modular stroller, meaning you can adjust it to fit your needs. The base model will come with the stroller frame (which has a lifetime warranty) as well as a seat that can be used both parent or forward facing. You then can decide what else you need to make this stroller work for you as your family grows. And with its telescoping handlebar, it’s not only adjustable for kids, it also meets the needs of parents tall and small. Two-step compact fold, 20% smaller than the leading single-to-double stroller (as compared to the 2020 UPPAbaby Vista V2 single-to-double stroller in the US)

Although you can easily fold with one seat on, I do tend to take it off as it allows for a more compact fold. Additionally, while the fold is incredibly easy, be prepared to do a bit of lifting to get the stroller in your car. At just under 27 pounds, the City Select 2 is lighter than comparable doubles on the market but it’s not lightweight. Comfort For the City Select Lux, the seats themselves also fold in half, providing additional space savings. While there won't be a City Select Lux 2, the new stroller offers two price points: a base model and an upgraded Eco Collection version with Tencel performance fabrics and leatherette details.Plenty of room between the seats means more comfort for your kids—more than the UPPAbaby Vista V2 when the second seat is attached Watch the video below for an overview of the differences between the City Select 2 and City Select Lux strollers, covering configurations, fold, pricing, specifications and more. With 28 configurations, the City Select 2 offers versatile seating for up to 3 kids (accessories sold separately) The City Select 2, City Select Lux and City Select fit the same wide range of infant car seats from several top brands using car seat adapters. All adapters for the City Select and City Select Lux will fit the City Select 2 and vice versa.

The City Select Lux offers four configurations that aren't possible for the City Select 2 or City Select: Only the Lux model is compatible with the bench seat, an accessory that allows an older child up to 65 pounds to ride along. The bench seat, now discontinued, won't fit the City Select 2.But it retains the same features of the previous models—offering two dozen configurations for a growing family, with more space between seats than most double strollers on the market. New for the City Select 2, all four wheels are now made with polyurethane—a more durable polymer that's ideal for varied terrain, seen only on the front wheels of the previous models.