Today, C-NCAP announced toyota's new Highlander vehicle crash test results, which is the Highlander Dual-Engine 2.5L 4WD Premium Edition 7-seater model.
The vehicle's combined scoring rate of 91.9% is up to the five-star standard, and at the same time, the scoring rate is also at a high level, in the 2021 test year, second only to the BMW iX3's 95.7%, which is the second highest score of the year.
At the same time, models close to toyota highlanders include BYD Han EV 91.5%, Volkswagen Golf 91.5%, GAC Trumpchi GS4 91.0% and other models.
Returning to the Highlander crash results, the highest score of the vehicle is consistent with other models, all of which are active safety scores, with a scoring rate of 99.23%, close to full score.
In terms of occupant protection scores that consumers are most concerned about, the car scored 92.33%, exceeding the average score line of 91.44%.
At the same time, in the event of a collision accident in the vehicle, the occupant safety index of the vehicle is 56.125, out of a score of 60 points. In the plus items, the seat belt reminder and side air curtain protection effect did not get a full score of 5 points, and the score was 4 points.
As for the active safety part, the stability of the vehicle in emergency situations, the automatic braking ability of vehicle-to-vehicle and vehicle-to-pedestrian, all items received full marks.
In general, toyota's new Highlander vehicle safety factor also belongs to a relatively reliable level, and in the overall camp of the domestic car market, it belongs to the superior and excellent level.
