Hyundai about to do Bharat NCAP crash tests for 3 models

Hyundai's Latest Verna is Super Safe

Hyundai recently had a big meeting in New Delhi where they shared some exciting news. They said that their new Verna car did really well in a tough safety test. It got 5 stars, which is the best score you can get. They also said that they'll be putting 6 airbags in all their Verna cars to keep people safe.

Hyundai also mentioned that they're sending three cars to another safety test called Bharat NCAP. This probably means that the Verna was one of the last cars to be tested by Global NCAP.

They didn't say which three cars they were sending, but it might be the Creta, Exter, and i20. Hyundai wants to make sure their cars are safe, so they're doing these tests.

Hyundai has a bunch of different car models for sale in India. All of them have some important safety features. Things like Electronic Stability Control, Hill Start Assist, 6 airbags, seatbelts, and a system that checks the tire pressure.

Some of these features come with the car, and some you can choose to add. They're also offering an Advanced Driver Aids System in five models. One of their cars, the Venue, is the cheapest one in India that you can get with these special safety features.

Bharat NCAP Tests for Safety

Bharat NCAP is going to test lots of cars for safety. They'll crash them to see how well they protect people. They'll also check if the cars can avoid accidents and if they're safe for pedestrians.

First, they'll test how the cars do in a front crash, a side crash, and a crash into a pole. They'll also see if the cars have something called Electronic Stability Control.

Later on, they'll add more tests, like checking how well the cars can protect people in a rear crash and if they can stop themselves from crashing with a special system.

To get the best 5-star safety rating, the cars need to do really well. They need to protect adults and kids inside, and they need to have things like 6 airbags, Electronic Stability Control, and seatbelt reminders.

Right now, more than 30 cars are getting ready to be tested by Bharat NCAP. It's all about making sure cars in India are safe for everyone.