The TATA PUNCH.EV got its safety ratings from BNCAP today. It scored really high in protecting adults and kids in different kinds of crashes.
For adults, it almost got a perfect score of 31.46 out of 32 for protection. In tests where the car crashes into something head-on, it did really well too, scoring 15.71 out of 16. It also did great in tests where it’s hit from the side, scoring 15.74 out of 16.
For kids, it got 45.00 out of 49 for protection. When kids are strapped in with special seats, it got a full score of 24.00 out of 24, showing it’s really stable during crashes. It also got a perfect score of 12.00 out of 12 for making sure those special seats are installed safely. Overall, it got 9.00 out of 13 for protecting kids.
These ratings are for a specific type of TATA PUNCH.EV car, but they apply to all similar models so you can compare them easily.
In case of a crash, the TATA PUNCH.EV has airbags for the driver and front passenger, but not for people in the back. It also has special seat belts that tighten up and reduce the impact during a crash. It doesn’t have airbags for the knees but focuses on protecting important parts of the body.
For side crashes, it has airbags that cover the heads of everyone inside. There are also airbags that protect the chests of people in the front, but none for the hips.
For kids, there are special points to attach their seats securely in the back seats. There’s also a switch to turn off the airbag on the passenger side if needed.
To help avoid crashes, the car has safety systems like ESC, which helps with stability. It also meets certain standards for safety set by organizations. And it’s equipped with reminders to wear seat belts, which are really important for everyone’s safety.
The safety features and ratings apply to different versions of the TATA PUNCH.EV, making sure they’re all equally safe. These features are important to keep drivers, passengers, and even pedestrians safe.