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Is the Toyota Vios really thin-skinned and not impact-resistant?

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Julian
07/29/25 9:49pm
Toyota Vios achieved a five-star rating in China's C-NCAP, indicating that it meets the advanced level of its peers according to domestic standards. Collision test results of the new Vios: The new Vios has not yet been tested in Europe, Japan, the U.S., and other regions, so its performance under international collision standards remains unknown. The classic Sylphy and Fengshen A60 are both older models from years ago, and their basic safety structure designs are not as advanced as newer cars. Under the same C-NCAP testing standards, the gap becomes apparent—these two models' safety performance has fallen behind modern A-segment cars. Test results are not easily comparable across different vehicle classes. Safety performance of the Vios: Currently, it appears to be quite good, and this is not directly related to the vehicle's weight. High-speed stability also depends on various factors such as aerodynamics and chassis design.
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