Sentences with phrase «european pedestrian safety»

Those representatives told us that the longer and higher - set snout of the new Mini Cooper three - door hardtop and other recent Mini models is the result of European pedestrian safety standards, as well as the need to house the new crash - safety tech.

And, since the LaCrosse will become a global vehicle, the vertical front fascia complies with European pedestrian safety regulations, standards that are expected to be adopted in the U.S.

At the front is a more vertical nose that was dictated as much by European pedestrian safety rules as a need to redo the front.

Not exact matches

The high hood is necessitated partially by the big engine and partially by European pedestrian - safety regulations requiring 4 - inch clearance between the skin and hard bits.

4 The scooped line below the headlamp flows up into the hood, allowing the statutory clearance over the engine for European pedestrian - safety regulations.

4: Both meet European pedestrian - strike safety standards, but with different solutions.

Finally, the European - spec ASX got an overall five - star rating in Euro NCAP's testing (86 % rating for adult occupant protection, 78 % for child occupant, 60 % for pedestrian, and 71 % for safety assist).

So equipped, the ZR1 can not meet European pedestrian - safety standards, but that's okay; the engine - mounted air extractor that pokes through the hood is enough to disqualify this Vette all by itself.

The European New Car Assessment Programme (Euro NCAP) has awarded a top score of five stars for adult and child safety as well as for pedestrian protection to Audi's luxury sedan A4 2015.

Statistics from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration and the European Road Safety Observatory show that pedestrians are far likelier to be hit at night.

The European model shown in Geneva also featured some new safety tech including autonomous emergency braking, lane keeping assist, rear cross-traffic alert, blind spot detection, a speed limit information function and an active hood system to reduce impact in the case of a crash with a pedestrian.

New European regulations for the 2019 model year demand major improvements in pedestrian impact safety.

Ample space between the engine and hood reduces the chance of a secondary collision, meeting European safety regulations for the protection of pedestrians.

They do not have to meet European safety standards for pedestrians; even Tesla sells a car that is safer in Europe than it is in America.