Suzuki Celerio Falters With 3-Star EuroNCAP Safety
Suzuki’s incoming Celerio hatch, destined to replace the light Alto in Australia next year, has scored just three stars with the Euro NCAP crash testing body. The 3-Star result, which puts the Celerio one star below the Alto currently offered in
Suzuki’s incoming Celerio hatch, destined to replace the light Alto in Australia next year, has scored just three stars with the Euro NCAP crash testing body.
The 3-Star result, which puts the Celerio one star below the Alto currently offered in Australia, was the lowest of Euro NCAP’s latest round of tests.
Other results this week included 5-Star scores for the new Skoda Fabia, the European Pulsar hatch, Tesla’s Model S and the BMW 2 Series Active Tourer.
Renault’s ageing but recently updated Megane also fared better than the all-new Celerio, achieving a 4-Star result.
The Celerio’s result was drawn from a 61 percent safety rating for adult occupant protection, 74 percent for child occupants, 68 percent for pedestrian safety and just 38 percent for safety assist technologies.
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