Crash testing for each new car model is not simply the work of reputable global rating organizations such as NCAP (Europe, Australia, ASEAN …) or IIHS/NHTSA (North America).
Each car company, before introducing new products to global users, also has to sacrifice many test cars themselves to have the most objective view of the car’s ability to protect users and from there make recommendations. necessary changes.
Nissan Ariya – Nissan’s main mid-size electric SUV launched last year while waiting for the start of the production line (which has been delayed for a long time) continues to be crash tested in various ways and as strict as possible according to the new video posted by the Japanese brand.
In the video, which is more than 2 and a half minutes long, the electric SUV can be seen “shivering” under the impact force in more than… 400 tests with front, rear and side collisions. Nissan engineers will then evaluate more than 100 items such as the force acting on the body / user structure or when and how the airbag deploys … to make reasonable adjustments.
Nissan Ariya and more than 400 times “hit the wall” to ensure the safety of users
Another ability that the Nissan Ariya in particular and many new cars on the market in general possess is the technology that reacts to pedestrians to ensure their safety by directly avoiding a collision or minimizing the downforce. as low as possible thanks to automatic braking.
Reference: Motor1
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