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[Auto] Mazda MX-30 gets 5 stars in Euro NCAP albeit with one snag


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The new Mazda MX-30 electric SUV has earned a five-star rating in Euro NCAP safety tests. A rating it achieved comfortably, as indicated by the organization's praise for its impressive front-end safety structure and resistance to side impacts.

Thanks to this, it has achieved a score of 91% for the protection of adult occupants and 87% for the protection of child occupants. That is, the most important sections in the event of a collision.


The MX-30 with 5 stars, but ...
Despite this, the electric company obtained 73% in the safety assistance systems. To which must be added a meager 68% for the collision avoidance capabilities of vulnerable road users. For example, cyclists. Euro NCAP described the latter score as a 'poor test result'. In addition to noting that the car lacks the "more advanced functionalities, such as intervention in the steering."

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Michael van Ratingen, Secretary General of Euro NCAP, said that the latest five-star ratings “demonstrate that the new 2020 protocols adopted by Euro NCAP are having a tangible impact on the safety equipment and crash protection of models. of European cars, including the latest electrified vehicles. '

 

The other side of the coin in Euro NCAP
The Honda Jazz is an opposite example of how to achieve five stars in this safety program. It is a compact that has obtained the worst results in its category, in sections such as the protection of adult occupants (87%) and protection of child occupants (83%). However, by reaching higher scores in collision avoidance systems for vulnerable road users (80%) and in safety assistance systems (76%), it has managed to equal the highest score with the Mazda.

The accolades for this car, therefore, have centered on "more up-to-date safety equipment", including new autonomous emergency braking systems. Although it also managed to attract the attention of the organization with its new centrally mounted airbag.

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