Why is Toyota's TNGA Architecture Safer?

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MaryFitz
07/29/25 6:12pm
Here are the reasons why Toyota's TNGA architecture is safer: 1. Globally synchronized safety standards. Vehicles under the TNGA architecture adhere to stringent safety performance standards, capable of withstanding authoritative crash tests both domestically and internationally, without differentiation—consistent across all markets. 2. Standard safety features across all models. Unlike other brands where safety features vary significantly between high and low trim levels, TNGA architecture ensures that vehicles of all levels come equipped with a large number of higher-class safety features as standard. 3. Comprehensive protection safety standards. TNGA's safety standards are not limited to certain occupants but extend to all, including the driver, passengers inside the vehicle, and pedestrians outside. In the C-IASI tests, several GAC Toyota TNGA models achieved "GOOD" ratings in occupant safety and pedestrian protection indices.
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