2015 - Global NCAP

15 Dec 2015
Latin NCAP latest results

Toyota and first time tested Mitsubishi reach five stars. Nissan models improve and together with VW and Hyundai reach four stars.

Planned high-tech upgrades include a new crash test, new dummies, crash-avoidance ratings.

At the launch of #STOPTHECRASH in Brasilia, Global NCAP has encouraged the Brazilian government to make the life-saving system ESC mandatory.

A new policy statement applauds the recommendations in the proposed Brasilia Declaration of the 2nd Global High Level Conference on Road Safety.

On the eve of the 2nd High Level Conference on Road Safety taking place in Brasilia this week, Latin NCAP has sent a letter to the CEO of GM.

Six manufacturers average four stars of more but GM's Chevrolet is the worst performing.

Honda achieves five-stars for three models while Chevrolet keeps disappointing with zero stars in a top selling model.

A new report commissioned by Global NCAP has revealed that 34,000 Brazilian lives could be saved and 350,000 serious injuries prevented by 2030.

Brasilia Seminar hosted by Global NCAP, the International Transport Forum and the International Road Assessment Programme.

Global NCAP and Latin NCAP are pleased to invite the media to attend the launch of the #STOPTHECRASH.