Here’s the released video of the Proton Preve being subjected to the Australasian New Car Assessment Program (ANCAP)’s frontal offset crash test last December.
You can see the action in slow motion from several different angles (including close-ups), with each 12-second cut representing approximately 300 milliseconds of time.
Launched in Australia last October, the Proton Preve has attained a five-star ANCAP safety rating – view the full results and breakdown of points, as well as more details, here.
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments on the crash test mainly focus on the car's impressive safety performance, with praise for the 5-star ANCAP rating and the high safety standard comparable to Euro NCAP. Some skeptics question why the tests are done in Australia and use the results as a benchmark, while others discuss the impact of airbags on the windscreen, noting that the airbag deployment can cause the windscreen to crack or shatter. A few comments mention the importance of safety features like six airbags and criticize Proton's protection policies, often linking the safety test results to broader issues like government support and national economy. Overall, the sentiment is positive about the Proton Prevé’s safety, with occasional concerns about the design and testing procedures.