Safest Cars In India: Top Picks With Global NCAP Rating

The safety of cars is determined by the rating given by Global New Car Assessment Programme. This year, there have been some shockers.

In today's fast-paced world, road safety is paramount, and choosing a safe car is a crucial decision for every driver. (Unsplash)

In India, car safety ratings serve as an invaluable guide for consumers, providing insights into a vehicle's crashworthiness and occupant protection. (Pixabay)

Car safety ratings in India are primarily determined by organizations such as the Global New Car Assessment Programme or GNCAP. (Pexels)

The cars with highest rating are Tata Safari and Nexon, Hyundai Verna, Mahindra Scorpio-N, VW Taigun and Honda City (4th Gen). (Global NCAP)

The lowest ratings went to Mahindra Bolero Neo (one star) for adult and child occupant safety. (Global NCAP)

The UK-based group also accorded two stars to Honda Amaze for adult and zero stars for child occupant safety. (Global NCAP)

It gave three stars in adult safety and five stars for child occupants to Kia Carens after the latest round of crash tests. (Global NCAP)

Global NCAP Secretary General Alejandro Furas said he was disappointed to see Mahindra's one star rating for the Bolero Neo. (Global NCAP)

Mahindra & Mahindra said the company is committed to deliver vehicles that ensure the safety and satisfaction of customers and users. (Global NCAP)

The highest score on a vehicle crash test is five stars, while the lowest score is zero stars. (Global NCAP)

About The Campaign

NDTV along with Mastercard is launching a multi-platform campaign “Cashless Bano India”, to create digital awareness and educate the masses about digital payment solutions for day to day transactions.

The campaign aims to take the message of a cash free India to the country, and will charter a blue print which can help all stakeholders to become a part of the digital revolution.

We aim to reach out to people and educate them on:

1) Digital and financial literacy

2) New generation digital payment solutions

3) Enabling merchants and consumers to understand and adopt secured and safe payment Solutions

4) Ease of usage at point of sales

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In the next 3 to 4 years, India will technologically leap forward. Every person with a mobile will become a walking ATMAmitabh KantCEO, NITI Aayog
The banking industry is going to move away from the practice of a blended merchant rate, we will have a separate cost for credit and debitAri SarkerCo-President, Asia Pacific, Mastercard
Security is an ongoing process. Nothing can be absolutely secure. We need to solve problems on an everyday basisSunil MehtaMD and CEO, Punjab National Bank
There should be no transaction costs on merchants or consumers. This should be covered by government subsidiesPraveen KhandelwalGeneral Secretary, The Confederation of All India Traders
At least for the next 5 years or so, cellphones would be the best medium to reach people throughDr Arvind VirmaniPresident, Forum for Strategic Initiatives and Former Chief Economic Advisor

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