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Xiaomi SU7 received 93.5% in the crashworthiness and safety assessment test
The electric car performed particularly well in the category of safety assistance functions.
The Chinese electric car Xiaomi SU7 passed the C-NCAP crash test and received the maximum 5 stars for safety, reports CarNewsChina .
The C-NCAP crash and safety assessment test is organized by the China Center for Automotive Technology and Research. During the test, a car's safety is rated on a scale of 0 to 100%, and these percentages are then converted into stars. C-NCAP includes tests for vehicle occupants, vulnerable road users, and safety assistance features.
The electric car scored particularly well in the safety assistance category at 95.25%. In particular, it scored almost maximum points for automatic emergency braking and lighting efficiency. In the vehicle occupant test, the score was 94.31%, and in the vulnerable road user test, it scored 90.42%, which is 13.14% higher than the average score.
Overall, the Xiaomi SU7 scored the maximum 5 stars in C-NCAP with an accuracy rate of 93.5%, which is 8.7% higher than the average result of other cars and is the highest score among cars tested under the 2024 safety standard.
Recall, it was previously reported that Xiaomi sold 200 thousand electric cars in less than a year .
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