Which car models lack anti-collision beams?

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Brooke
07/30/25 12:07am
Car models without anti-collision beams include: 1. Nissan Sunny: The biggest drawback of this model is material reduction. While most vehicles have incorporated anti-collision beams after years of improvement, the Nissan Sunny—a simplified version in the Nissan lineup—still lacks this feature. 2. Hyundai Verna: As a joint-venture car with a price point similar to the Nissan Sunny, the Hyundai Verna is clearly a simplified configuration model without anti-collision beams. It also lacks other configurations, which may explain its sharp sales decline. 3. Kia K2: Like the Hyundai Verna, the Kia K2 is a Korean car with high aesthetic appeal and an affordable price. However, due to its lack of a rear anti-collision beam and extremely thin body structure, it has not gained much popularity. 4. Volkswagen Jetta: The Volkswagen Jetta is another simplified configuration model that does not include an anti-collision beam. 5. Ford EcoSport: Although positioned as an SUV with an exceptionally low price compared to its peers, the Ford EcoSport lacks both an anti-collision beam and brake assist functions, making it a less popular choice for safety-conscious buyers.
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