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The Maruti Suzuki Swift along with the S-Presso, and Ignis scored a single-star rating in the latest round of Global NCAP crash tests. These cars underwent tests according to the same updated protocols where the Mahindra Scorpio N attained a 5-star crash test rating.
Maruti Suzuki Ignis, S-Presso and Swift Get 1 Star Global NCAP Rating Read More
Mahindra Scorpio N has become the first ladder-frame (body-on-frame) SUV to secure a 5-star Global NCAP safety rating based on the new crash test protocols which came into effect from 1st July 2022.
Mahindra Scorpio N Becomes First Ladder-Frame SUV to Get 5-Star GNCAP Rating Read More
Global NCAP has urged South African government to make it mandatory for new vehicles sold locally to be fitted with electronic stability control (ESC).
Global NCAP Wants South Africa to Improve Vehicle Safety Standards Read More
Maruti Suzuki S-Presso that was launched last year has failed to attain a single star in latest round of Global NCAP crash tests.
Maruti Suzuki S-Presso Get Zero Stars in Global NCAP Crash Tests Read More
Tata Nexon has became the first Indian-made car to score the full five stars in the latest round of Global …
Tata Nexon becomes the first Indian car to score 5 stars from Global NCAP Read More
What do you think will happen if local assembled cars are crash tested?
What if Local Assembled Cars are Crash Tested? Read More
The latest round of crash tests conducted by Global New Car Assessment Program, or Global NCAP, highlights the quality of …
Zero Stars for Nissan’s NP-300 Pickup Raises Question Marks Over Manufacturers’ Double Standards Read More
The Global New Car Assessment Program (NCAP) has released the results of a recently conducted crash test on Indian Renault …
Indian Renault Duster Scores Zero Star in Global NCAP Crash Test Read More
To celebrate the tenth anniversary of the establishment of China New Car Assessment Program (C-NCAP), Geely Auto put forth its …
C-NCAP Tests World’s First 90 Degrees Car-to-Car Collision Read More
Since the new Auto Policy 2016-21 has been announced, the government is constantly trying to pursue new players particularly the …
Are We Ready To Welcome Cars With Zero Safety? Read More