The baby Grand Cherokee scored a 90 percent score for
adult occupant safety, 83 percent score for child occupant safety and 64 percent for pedestrian safety.
Safety — The Chevrolet Cruze gets a fantastic 5 - star Euro NCAP crash test safety rating, where it scores 96 percent for
adult occupant safety, 84 percent for child, 34 percent for pedestrian and 71 percent for safety assist.
Its adult occupant safety rating of 91 percent is really good, but it wouldn't have been enough to ensure the maximum score.
There are no such concerns over safety: the Sharan scored the full five stars in its Euro NCAP crash tests, with an excellent 96 %
adult occupant safety rating being particularly impressive.
The independent crash tester rated
Adult Occupant safety at 89 per cent and Child Occupant safety at 85 per cent, while Pedestrian Safety was scored at an impressive 76 per cent — a performance that's a world away from those bull - bar - equipped Vitaras of the early 1980s!
Importantly for families, the Tiguan achieved a five - star rating in independent Euro NCAP crash - testing, with an impressive 96 % score for
adult occupant safety and 84 % for its protection of younger passengers.
The 98 per cent for
adult occupant safety is the highest mark achieved by any car.
Not exact matches
The EV earned fair marks for
adult and child
occupant protection, although its marks for pedestrian
safety suffer as a part of a result of an extremely short (almost nonexistent) hood.
The Tata Nano fared the worst, receiving zero stars in both
adult front
occupant protection, as well as child
safety.
The latest independent
safety assessments from vehicle
safety authority, ANCAP, have revealed two top performers with the Alfa Romeo Giulia and Stelvio equalling the highest scores recorded to date in the area of
Adult Occupant Protection.
Adult and child
occupant safety were both rated at 80 percent in their relevant tests.
Its
adult occupant protection score of 95 % is particularly high for a supermini, and the
safety body has commended SEAT for fitting autonomous emergency braking (AEB) with pedestrian detection as standard.
The Japanese SUV received a 94 % rating for
adult occupant protection, 83 % for child
occupant, 64 % for pedestrian and 100 % for
safety assist systems.
Following crash tests, the E-Class was deemed to offer 95 - percent protection for
adult occupants, 90 percent for child passengers, 77 percent for pedestrians, and 62 percent for
safety assist systems.
Catch All The Latest Videos, Subscribe To MotorBeam The made - in - Brazil Renault Kwid was recently put through the crash tests by Latin NCAP and the hatchback scored a 3 star rating in both
adult and child
occupant safety.
Thanks to a five - star crash - test rating from Euro NCAP,
safety shouldn't be a concern, especially given the CLA's impressive 91 % score for
adult occupant protection.
It achieved 88 % for
adult occupant protection and 84 % for child
occupant safety.
The scores were impressive across the board, including 92 per cent for
adult occupants, 84 per cent for child
occupants, 80 per cent for pedestrian
safety, and 83 per cent for
safety assist systems.
Many will choose the A6 Avant because of Audi's engineering heritage and a five - star crash
safety rating from Euro NCAP, with a 91 % score for
adult occupant protection, just goes to show the manufacturer still builds very sturdy cars.
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).
The car hasn't been crash - tested since 2009 — and the tests have become more demanding since then — but Euro NCAP gave it a five star
safety rating, with a 90 per cent mark in the
adult occupants category, 86 per cent for child
occupants, 53 per cent for pedestrian protection, and 86 per cent in the
safety assist category.
According to Euro NCAP's crash tests, the 3008/5008 is rated at 86 percent for
adult occupant protection, 85 percent for child
occupant, 67 percent for pedestrians, and 58 percent for
safety assists systems.
The Disco offers a 90 percent rating for
adult occupant protection, 80 percent for child
occupants, 75 percent for pedestrian, and 73 percent for
safety assist systems.
Safety is a five - star affair for the T - Roc, with stellar scores for
adult occupant (96 %) and child
occupant (87 %) protection.
It posted strong results in its
adult and child
occupant assessments, but garnered more average results where pedestrian protection and
safety assistance technology were concerned.
Adult occupancy was rated at 96 per cent, while child
occupant safety rates highly too with an 87 per cent score.
Adult occupant and child
occupant ratings of 96 per cent and 85 per cent are admirable too, and the Arteon comes with an array of standard fit
safety kit such as Lane Departure Warning and Brake Assist.
Euro NCAP put the Mazda 6 through its paces back in 2013, when the sedan earned five out of five
safety stars after scoring 92 % for
adult occupant protection and 81 % for
safety assist features.
Euro NCAP today confirmed that the new Toyota Auris has been awarded a maximum five - star rating for
adult occupant protection in its
safety crash test evaluation.
Its five - star
safety rating is comprised of the following scores: 86 % for
adult occupant protection, 84 % for child
occupant protection, 83 % for pedestrian protection, and 75 % for
safety assistance systems.
For
adult passengers the Ateca scored 93 per cent, while for child
occupants the crossover scored 84 per cent for
safety.
The Qashqai got an 88 percent rating for
adult occupant protection, 83 percent for child
occupant (significantly higher than average), 69 percent for pedestrian, and 79 percent for
safety assist systems.
In the test, the IONIQ achieved top marks in the four categories:
Adult Occupant, Child
Occupant, Pedestrian and
Safety Assist, proving it is one of the safest cars in its segment.
In the test the IONIQ proved it is one of the safest cars in its segment, achieving top marks in all four categories:
Adult Occupant, Child
Occupant, Pedestrian and
Safety Assist.
This result marks out the new B - SUV as one of the safest vehicles in the segment, convincing in all four categories:
Adult Occupant, Child
Occupant, Pedestrian and
Safety Assist.
Although the new Mini JCW hasn't gone through the Euro NCAP crash tests, its down - to - Earth brother, namely the Mini Cooper got four stars overall and was rated at 79 percent
adult occupant protection, 73 percent child
occupant protection and 56 percent for
safety assistance features.
All of the models in our list of safest cars below have the highest possible five - star rating, but we have also judged their
safety credentials by looking at the
adult occupant percentage score.
In September 2005, it achieved five - stars — the highest score possible — in the European New Car Assessment Programme (Euro NCAP * 2) test of
adult occupant protection
safety.
The rating is composed of scores in four categories;
adult occupant protection (50 %), child
occupant protection (20 %), pedestrian protection (20 %) and
safety assist (10 %).
The DS 4 received a five - star
safety rating from Euro NCAP, with an excellent 90 %
adult occupant protection rating, as well as a 97 % score for
safety assistance technology.
The Swedish company's new flagship achieved an outstanding 97 percent for
adult occupant protection and a maximum 100 percent for its
safety assist technologies.
Its
adult protection score is quite good, at 93 per cent, but a score of 77 per cent for child
occupant protection is not great for a family car, and a 55 per cent score in the
safety assist category of the test shows just how much
safety kit is either left on the options list or simply not available at all.
Volkswagen Passenger Cars, Volkswagen Group Sales India, Managing Director Arvind Saxena said the company is happy that the Volkswagen Polo has secured a four - Star
safety rating for
adult occupant protection.
The independent organisation performs crash tests on the vast majority of cars sold in the UK and Europe, and each test scores cars in four different areas:
adult occupant protection, child
occupant protection, pedestrian protection and
safety assistance — and the final category covers technology such as AEB and lane - departure warning systems.
The XC60 scored 98 percent for
adult occupant protection, 87 percent for child
occupant protection, 76 percent for pedestrian
safety and 95 percent for
safety assistance systems, the highest results of any car since the larger Volvo XC90 scored 97 percent, 87 percent, 72 percent and 100 percent when it was tested in 2015.
The Mercedes GLA scored the full five stars in its Euro NCAP
safety assessments, with an excellent 96 %
adult occupant score and an 88 % child
occupant score.
The A1 scored 90 % for
adult occupants, 86 % for
safety assist, 79 % for child
occupants and 49 % for pedestrian
safety.
With 71 per cent in the
safety assist category and just 68 per cent for
adult occupant protection, the C1 was described as having «failed to keep abreast of latest
safety developments and standards.»
It achieved an impressive 96 % score in the
adult occupant protection category, as well as 89 % for child
occupant protection and 86 % in the
safety assistance category.
The XE and XF scored highly in every category —
Adult Occupant, Child
Occupant, Pedestrian and
Safety Assist.