The 2017 Suzuki Swift had undergone Euro NCAP crash test and scored 3 out of 5 stars in safety rating.
The brand-new 2017 Suzuki Swift has scored a three-star rating from Euro NCAP (the European New Car Assessment Programme). You can see the Euro NCAP crash test video of the car below:
Euro NCAP Crash Test of Suzuki Swift
The car scored 83% in adult occupant protection and 75% in child occupant protection on the standard variant. It also scored 69% in pedestrian protection. In addition, the bumper scored maximum points providing good protection to the pedestrians’ legs, while head and limb protection were all good.
In the full-width rigid side barrier and pole tests, the results showed marginal protection of the chest for both the driver and the rear passenger. Meanwhile, whiplash protection was concluded as good for the front passengers, and poor for the rear seat occupants.
The car scored 83% in adult occupant protection and 75% in child occupant protection on the standard variant
For the frontal offset test, readings from the 6-year dummy indicated poor protection of the chest and neck. For the 10 year dummy, on the other hand, neck protection was marginal and side impact protection results were also good.
In addition, the Swift with the optional Radar Brake Support option pack was tested as well and received 4 stars. This pack essentially adds Autonomous Emergency Braking (AEB) on the car, which boosted the safety levels further on the hatchback for sale.
What has been on the news is that the Euro NCAP started awarding cars with such features with higher safety ratings. Therefore, Micheal van Ratingan, Euro NCAP’s Secretary General said that features like AEB will not be given a complete miss in the future.
Van Ratingan added: “Euro NCAP started rewarding AEB pedestrian systems last year and we have seen a rapid uptake of the technology. We hope to see as fast as adoption of AEB systems that detect cyclists when tests of those systems form part of the rating next year.”
It also scored 69% in pedestrian protection
The new generation Suzuki Swift, a European version of the hatchback, has been subjected to Euro NCAP and comes with with the following safety features:
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Euro NCAP Crash Test of Suzuki Swift
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The car scored 83% in adult occupant protection and 75% in child occupant protection on the standard variant. It also scored 69% in pedestrian protection. In addition, the bumper scored maximum points providing good protection to the pedestrians’ legs, while head and limb protection were all good.
In the full-width rigid side barrier and pole tests, the results showed marginal protection of the chest for both the driver and the rear passenger. Meanwhile, whiplash protection was concluded as good for the front passengers, and poor for the rear seat occupants.
The car scored 83% in adult occupant protection and 75% in child occupant protection on the standard variant
For the frontal offset test, readings from the 6-year dummy indicated poor protection of the chest and neck. For the 10 year dummy, on the other hand, neck protection was marginal and side impact protection results were also good.
In addition, the Swift with the optional Radar Brake Support option pack was tested as well and received 4 stars. This pack essentially adds Autonomous Emergency Braking (AEB) on the car, which boosted the safety levels further on the hatchback for sale.
What has been on the news is that the Euro NCAP started awarding cars with such features with higher safety ratings. Therefore, Micheal van Ratingan, Euro NCAP’s Secretary General said that features like AEB will not be given a complete miss in the future.
Van Ratingan added: “Euro NCAP started rewarding AEB pedestrian systems last year and we have seen a rapid uptake of the technology. We hope to see as fast as adoption of AEB systems that detect cyclists when tests of those systems form part of the rating next year.”
It also scored 69% in pedestrian protection
The new generation Suzuki Swift, a European version of the hatchback, has been subjected to Euro NCAP and comes with with the following safety features:
- Front airbags
- Seatbelt pretensioners
- Side curtain
- Chest and pelvis airbags
- ISOFIX rear anchor seats
- Seatbelt reminder for all passengers
>>> View more: Suzuki showcases its 2017 S-Cross facelift at Shanghai Auto Show
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