What Does NCAP Car Crash Test Mean?
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NCAP car crash test is a new car assessment program that evaluates vehicle safety. Below are the test details: 1. Crash content: Divided into frontal and side impacts, with frontal impact speed at 64 km/h and side impact speed at 50 km/h. 2. Crash test results are represented by star ratings: There are five stars in total, with higher stars indicating better crash safety performance. The NCAP star rating consists of three parts: adult protection, child protection, and pedestrian protection. For adult protection, a score above 30 points earns 5 stars, 25 to 29 points earns 4 stars, and 20 to 24 points earns 3 stars. The actual star rating is not solely based on the score conversion. For example, a model with a relatively low overall score but no fatal injuries to the dummy may receive a higher star rating. Similarly, a model with a decent score but fatal injuries to the dummy may receive a lower star rating.