Samsung's rating safety performance in the Ford Mustang European New Car Evaluation Test (NCAP)

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According to the British car magazine on July 5th, the Ford Mustang received a Samsung rating in the latest European New Car Evaluation Test (NCAP), which is a star rating higher than the beginning of the year.

At the beginning of this year, the Ford Mustang was criticized for its unsatisfactory performance in frontal and full-width full-height crash tests. In addition, the Mustang airbags were not fully inflated and the seat belt pretensioners and load limiters did not work effectively. To this end, Ford has added standard pedestrian monitoring, front-end collision warning, automatic emergency braking and driving assistance to the Mustang and solved the airbag problem.

Designed to provide data for the UK car insurance enterprises Thatcham Research research director Matthew? Avery (Matthew Avery) suggested that consumers should choose a five-star rating in the Euro NCAP test car, so the Broncos won the Samsung ratings have not yet reached Recommended standard. But it is commendable that Ford quickly increased the safety configuration and improved other functions such as airbags. This also reflects the positive role of the European new car evaluation test in promoting the safety of new cars.

In this rating, the new SEAT Ibiza received a five-star rating with pedestrian monitoring and automatic emergency braking. Other five-star ratings are Alfa Romeo Stelvio, Hyundai i30 and Volkswagen Arteon. The Honda Civic has a four-star rating.