2022 Toyota Crown Kluger CIASI Crash Test

China has a car crash test program known as the China New Car Assessment Program (C-NCAP), which was launched in 2006. C-NCAP is similar to other crash test programs around the world, such as the European New Car Assessment Program (Euro NCAP) and the US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration&(NHTSA) New Car Assessment Program (NCAP). C-NCAP evaluates the safety performance of new vehicles sold in China by subjecting them to a series of crash tests and assessing their safety features. The tests include front, side, and rear impact tests, as well as tests for pedestrian protection and child occupant protection. The safety features assessed include seat belts, airbags, electronic stability control (ESC), and other safety technologies. C-NCAP assigns a safety rating to each vehicle tested, ranging from one to five stars. The rating is based on the vehicle&performance in the crash tests and the safety features it offers. The program has helped to improve the safety of vehicles sold in China and has encouraged automakers to prioritize safety in their designs. It&worth noting that C-NCAP is a voluntary program, meaning that automakers can choose whether or not to have their vehicles tested. Additionally, the program has faced criticism for being less stringent than other crash test programs, leading some to call for it to be updated to reflect the latest safety standards.