Results from Euro NCAP's latest quadricycle crash tests misrepresented by Bajaj.
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Euro NCAP continues its assessment of heavy quadricycles and today releases the safety ratings of four such vehicles.
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The latest research report launched by Latin NCAP "Car Industry in Mexico – Safety Issues Nissan Mexicana Tsuru".
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Misleading Renault adverts with unauthorised Euro NCAP ratings with no applicability in Latin America are now a region wide problem.
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Global NCAP writes to Renault, expressing concern about a serious misrepresentation of crash test results appearing in Renault advertising in Latin America.
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As part of the #SaferCarsForIndia campaign, Global NCAP has been performing independent crash tests on some of India’s most popular small cars.
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Latin NCAP requests to meet with GM Chairman and CEO Ms Mary Barra to give her a clear understanding of vehicle safety priorities in Latin America.
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The world federation of consumer groups joins the global campaign for life saving road safety technologies.
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Toyota and first time tested Mitsubishi reach five stars. Nissan models improve and together with VW and Hyundai reach four stars.
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Planned high-tech upgrades include a new crash test, new dummies, crash-avoidance ratings.
Read MoreAt the launch of #STOPTHECRASH in Brasilia, Global NCAP has encouraged the Brazilian government to make the life-saving system ESC mandatory.
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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.
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A new policy statement applauds the recommendations in the proposed Brasilia Declaration of the 2nd Global High Level Conference on Road Safety.
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Six manufacturers average four stars of more but GM's Chevrolet is the worst performing.
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Honda achieves five-stars for three models while Chevrolet keeps disappointing with zero stars in a top selling model.
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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.
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Global NCAP and Latin NCAP are pleased to invite the media to attend the launch of the #STOPTHECRASH.
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Today’s crash avoidance technologies are capable of preventing many types of vehicle collision before they happen.
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The World Health Organisation (WHO) is calling on governments around the world to apply the UN’s most important vehicle safety regulations.
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The latest Latin NCAP crash tests results continue to show important progress in car safety in Latin America.
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