It could be better, says Global NCAP
The safest small Hyundai yet
We're still wondering if Hyundai Philippines will ever sell the next generation Accent in the country. After all, the market is still strong for subcompact sedans, and we reckon it has a good chance against the Honda City, Nissan Almera, and
A lot happened over the past seven days
Three stars for adult-occupant protecion, two for child-occupant protection
Remember when the Global New Car Assessment Program (NCAP) gave the Suzuki S-Presso zero stars for safety a few years back? Well, you can scratch that now, because the tiny hatch has undergone new testing and has garnered a much-improved
The India-built SUV has six standard airbags but has passenger-protection issues
The Kia Carens officially made a comeback at the end of 2021 as a three-row SUV in India. We said back then that it might be a good fit for Philippine roads. Now, though, we think you might have doubts about
The unit tested was from the Indian market
The Suzuki Ertiga is a car that ticks plenty of the right boxes. This seven-seat Japanese MPV is stylish, drives reasonably well, and features a practical and cozy interior. In terms of safety, though, the vehicle could use a little improvement.
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As car's structure collapses in test
If you've been praying for the Datsun Go to reach our shores, this bit of news might douse your desire with cold water. In the recent Global New Car Assessment Program (Global NCAP) report, the Go received a zero-star safety
Big trouble comes in small packages
The first-ever independent crash tests of India's popular mini hatchbacks as conducted by the Global New Car Assessment Program, have reinforced what the United States' Insurance Institute for Highway Safety discovered recently--that these types of vehicles exhibit a high
Improving road safety for everyone
Volvo\'s pioneering work on pedestrian protection has earned for the Swedish carmaker the 2013 Global NCAP Innovation Award at the \"Enhanced Safety of Vehicles Conference\" in Seoul, South Korea, recently.With pedestrians accounting for a significant number of traffic fatalities in
