The 10 safest cars

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The 10 safest cars

The ranking is Euro NCAP

 

 

 

 

Specialists from Euro NCAP, which performs safety tests on all cars sold in Europe, have published the top 10 safest cars in the last year.

All cars in the ranking are rated on 4 equal criteria: adult passenger safety, child passenger safety, pedestrian safety, assisted safety system operation. The cars are ranked according to the maximum number of points obtained from the sum of the scores according to these criteria.

Only safety standard models are included in this rating.

Here are the top 10 models:

10 Mazda 3 - 87.4%

Adult Safety - 98%
Child safety - 87%
Pedestrian safety - 81%
Security systems - 73%

9 Skoda Scala - 87.6%

Adult Safety - 97%
Child safety - 87%
Pedestrian safety - 81%
Security systems - 76%

8 Mazda CX-30 - 88.2%

Adult Safety - 99%
Child safety - 86%
Pedestrian safety - 80%
Security systems - 77%

7 VW T-Cross - 88.2%

Adult Safety - 97%
Child safety - 86%
Pedestrian safety - 81%
Security systems - 80%

6 Tesla Model X - 88.6%

Adult Safety - 98%
Child safety - 81%
Pedestrian safety - 72%
Security systems - 94%

5 Subaru Forester - 88.6%

Adult Safety - 97%
Child safety - 91%
Pedestrian safety - 80%
Security systems - 78%

4 BMW 3 Series - 88.8%

Adult Safety - 97%
Child safety - 87%
Pedestrian safety - 87%
Security systems - 76%

3 Tesla Model 3 - 89.2%

Adult safety - 96%
Child safety - 86%
Pedestrian safety - 74%
Security systems - 94%

2 BMW Z4 - 89.6%

Adult Safety - 97%
Child safety - 87%
Pedestrian safety - 91%
Security systems - 76%

1 Mercedes-Benz CLA - 89.8%

Adult safety - 96%
Child safety - 91%
Pedestrian safety - 91%
Security systems - 75%

And here are the leaders according to the different safety criteria:

Mazda CX-30 is the safest adult car with 99%

Mercedes-Benz CLA and Subaru Forester are leaders in child passenger safety, with both models having 91% by this criterion

Mercedes-Benz CLA and BMW Z4 are the safest pedestrians with 91%

Tesla Model 3 and Tesla Model X topped the Safety Systems Criteria by 94%.