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  1. Euro NCAP's ratings consist of percentage scores for Adult Occupant, Child Occupant, Vulnerable Road Users and Safety Assist and are delivered in the overall rating of stars, 5 being the best and 0 being the worst.

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    Euro NCAP introduced the overall safety rating in 2009, based on assessment in four important areas: Adult Occupant Protection (for the driver and passenger); Child Occupant Protection; Pedestrian Protection which has been expanded to include cyclists and is now known as Vulnerable Road User (VRU) protection; and
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    Euro NCAP tests – you may have heard about these when looking for a new car. Euro NCAP stands for the European New Car Assessment Programme, and uses a rating system to test new cars for their safety.
    Euro NCAP ratings take into account three factors of protection — for adults, children and pedestrians — plus the level of safety technology on-board a car. It serves as a truly independent testbed for new cars on the market. It’s not a legal requirement for cars to have a Euro NCAP test.
    Euro NCAP has created the five-star safety rating system to help consumers, their families and businesses compare vehicles more easily and to help them identify the safest choice for their needs. The safety rating is determined from a series of vehicle tests, designed and carried out by Euro NCAP.
    Euro NCAP’s safety testing goes beyond the legal requirements, too. For example, a car that scores a zero-star NCAP rating will still meet the minimum legal safety standard, but it will be less safe than a car awarded the full five stars. Euro NCAP cannot test every make, model and variant of a car, though.
  3. WEB9 Feb 2024 · Based on the car’s crash test performance, as well as any crash-avoidance technology fitted to the car, it is awarded a star rating from zero to five. This score can then be used by the consumer...

  4. WEBEuro NCAP stands for the European New Car Assessment Programme, and uses a rating system to test new cars for their safety. It’s an umbrella organisation, with a number of European members – such as the …

  5. Euro NCAP Car safety ratings explainedSince 1997,

  6. WEB2 Oct 2017 · Euro NCAP provides crash safety scores as a percentage rating in each of the following four categories: 1. Adult Occupant Protection. Euro NCAP uses a series of crash scenarios to...