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22 Aug 2023

Nitin Gadkari Shocks Global Auto Industry, Launches Bharat NCAP Rating

The Indian government has finally launched the Bharat New Car Assessment Program or B-NCAP today. The highly anticipated program will improve car safety in India by increasing the safety standards of vehicles weighing up to 3.5 tonnes.

12 Nov 2020

Global NCAP gives zero rating to this Maruti car for adult safety – Know

Vehicles are rated from zero to five. Ratings based on their safety features. Higher rating auto considered more safe for occupants.

09 Nov 2016

Airbags, rear view sensors to be mandatory in all vehicles in India?

Government plans to make it mandatory for auto companies to provide rear view sensors or backup cameras, speed warning systems, airbags and child pedestrian system in all new vehicles from October 2017.

22 May 2016

4th round of global NCAP crash tests on Indian cars soon

After a poor show in the third round of crash tests, the Global New Car Assessment Program (NCAP) is likely to conduct a fourth round of tests on Indian cars.

19 May 2016

Indian cars and crash test failure: Whom do you blame?

We’re here to explore the three main players and the role they have to play in improving Indian car safety standards.

Maruti Suzuki shares

18 May 2016

Maruti, M&M skid as popular car models fail crash test

Shares of Maruti Suzuki and Mahindra & Mahindra fell by as much as 4 percent today after their popular passenger vehicle models in India -- Celerio, Eeco and Scorpio -- failed crash test by vehicle safety group Global NCAP with 'zero star' ratings.

17 May 2016

Why Indian cars are not safe?

06 Nov 2014

Global NCAP asks Nissan to withdraw Datsun GO from India

In a letter to Nissan Chairman and CEO, Global NCAP Chairman Max Mosley urged for an "urgent withdrawal of the Datsun Go from the Indian and related markets".

04 Nov 2014

Maruti, Nissan meet safety norms; NCAP 'scaremongering': SIAM

Lashing out at Global NCAP for "scaremongering", SIAM Director General Vishnu Mathur said: "Every country has its own safety requirements. Our cars are meeting safety norms set by the government."

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