Unveiling Low Safety Ratings in recent Global NCAP crash test results, Mahindra Bolero Neo, Honda Amaze, Citroen E-C3, and Maruti Suzuki Ignis have drawn attention for their unveiling low safety ratings performance. Here, we dissect the implications of these findings and delve into the safety features of each vehicle.
Setting the Stage
Global NCAP’s crash test results serve as a crucial benchmark for assessing the safety standards of vehicles sold in India. The recent ratings have sparked discussions about the safety features of various models, prompting a closer examination of their performance.
Mahindra Bolero Neo: Unexpected Disappointment
Despite Mahindra’s history of producing SUVs with commendable safety ratings, the Bolero Neo’s performance falls short of expectations. Scoring only one star each in the adult and child occupant protection categories. It received 20.26 points out of 34 for adult safety and 12.71 points out of 49 for child safety.
Shifting Focus to Honda Amaze
Turning our attention to the Honda Amaze, we find a mixed bag of results. While it garnered two stars in adult occupant protection, it received zero stars in child occupant protection. With scores of 27.85 points for adult safety and 8.58 points for child safety. There are notable discrepancies in its safety features.
Citroen E-C3: Zero-Star Rating Raises Concerns
The Citroen E-C3’s zero-star safety rating raises concerns about its safety features. With a dismal performance in adult occupant protection and only one star in child occupant protection, the electric car scored 20.86 points for adult safety and 10.55 points for child safety. These results emphasize the need for enhanced safety standards in electric vehicles.
Maruti Suzuki Ignis: Room for Improvement
As the lowest safety-rated Maruti car according to Global NCAP, the Ignis received just one star in adult occupant protection and zero stars in child occupant protection. With scores of 16.48 points for adult safety and 3.86 points for child safety, there is ample room for improvement in its safety features. Read more https://www.indiatoday.in/
Prioritizing Safety in Automotive Design
The Global NCAP crash test results serve as a stark reminder of the importance of prioritizing safety in automotive design. As consumers increasingly prioritize safety when purchasing vehicles, manufacturers must strive to implement robust safety features to protect occupants in the event of accidents. Moving forward, it is imperative for automakers to address these shortcomings and prioritize safety as a fundamental aspect of vehicle design and manufacturing. Follow for more Exploring India’s Million-Selling SUVs
