Tata Nexon becomes first Indian car to get 5-star rating in crash test | Video

Tata Nexon becomes first Indian car to get 5-star rating in crash test | Video
A screengrab from the crash test on Tata Nexon.

New Delhi: Tata Motors Friday said its compact SUV Nexon has received the highest 5-star adult safety rating by Global NCAP, an internationally renowned safety accreditation body.

The company also said Nexon achieved a 3-star rating for child occupant safety.

The Nexon's structural integrity and overall safety have been evaluated in Global NCAP crash test. The vehicle was tested for both front and side impacts, Tata Motors said in a statement.

The combined evaluation of both the tests by Global NCAP has resulted in a full 5-star rating, the highest adult occupant safety score of (16.06/17.00), it said.

"With this achievement, the Nexon is the first and only car in India to receive this rating," it claimed.

Tata Motors said Nexon is equipped with energy-absorbing body structure with high-strength steel construction and critical reinforcements. These effectively absorb the impact energy and provide a stable load-path for protecting the passenger compartment from deformation.

Tata Nexon becomes first Indian car to get 5-star rating in crash test | Video

Moreover, for driver and passenger safety, Nexon comes equipped with features such as dual-frontal airbags and seatbelts with pre-tensioner and load-limiter among others.

Mahindra Marazzo gets 4-star

Mahindra & Mahindra's (M&M) recently launched multi-purpose vehicle Marazzo has received four-star rating by Global NCAP for adult occupation protection.

The Marazzo comes with standard double airbags, ABS, seatbelt reminders (SBR) for driver and ISOFIX anchorages.

Tata Nexon becomes first Indian car to get 5-star rating in crash test | Video

As per the crash test results, the model offered good protection for both adult head and neck, marginal protection for the driver chest and adequate protection for passenger chest, M&M said in a statement.

The area of the knees showed good protection as well, it added.

The comments posted here/below/in the given space are not on behalf of Onmanorama. The person posting the comment will be in sole ownership of its responsibility. According to the central government's IT rules, obscene or offensive statement made against a person, religion, community or nation is a punishable offense, and legal action would be taken against people who indulge in such activities.