Hyundai Ioniq facelift retains 5-star Euro NCAP results

Hyundai Ioniq facelift retains 5-star Euro NCAP results

Hyundai has announced that the updated Ioniq range maintains the maximum rating of five stars from independent Euro NCAP for crash safety. The trio, which was revealed earlier in May, boasts a number of safety features, including the latest Hyundai SmartSense suite of safety and driver assist systems.

Euro NCAP has yet to reveal the detailed breakdown of the crash test, but expect improved scores when compared to the results in 2016. In fact, the Ioniq was named the safest car in its ‘Small Family Car’ category at the time.

In terms of standard safety features, the updated Ioniq gets Front Collision Warning and Avoidance Assist with Pedestrian Detection with Cyclist Detection ability, Driver Attention Warning, Lane Keeping Assist, High Beam Assist, and seven airbags as standard.

Hyundai Ioniq facelift retains 5-star Euro NCAP results

More features such as Lane Following Assist, Intelligent Speed Limit Warning, Smart Cruise Control with Stop&Go, Leading Vehicle Departure Alert, Blind-Spot Collision Warning and Rear Cross-Traffic Collision Warning are available as options.

Hyundai Europe’s vice president of marketing and product, Andreas-Christoph Hofmann said: “This five-star award from Euro NCAP shows that our strategy of offering safety features in smaller classes and also in combination with alternative drives is the correct one. The New Hyundai IONIQ is a very modern vehicle concept that has everything the customer needs.”

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Comments

  • Proton oh Proton on Aug 20, 2019 at 5:12 pm

    Salute Kia… best in the class with full safety kits

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    • Kia oh kia on Aug 20, 2019 at 6:13 pm

      are you on drug ? ….Kia ?

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    • Robert De Grandis on Aug 20, 2019 at 6:30 pm

      Hyundai has done really well. Congratulations for this 5 star.

      Hyundai first car rolled out in 1974. Proton’s first car rolled out in 1984.

      Yet, Hyundai sells 8 million cars globally per annum.

      Proton sells 55,000 cars per annum with the bulk of it ordered by the Government as Government vehicles.

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      • Didn’t you told us that Hyundai first car rolled out in 1974 then they rolled it out again in 1984? Which of your stories are even true?

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      • basher oh basher on Aug 21, 2019 at 9:00 am

        are you on drug ? ….tis is not about p1

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  • RejimKejamGanas on Aug 21, 2019 at 8:03 am

    When is SD going to bring in this updated model?

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