Nissan Navara, according to ANCAP regulations, will lose its 5-star safety certification at the end of this 2022 because the car is not updated according to the new regulations while the old test standard expires.
The Australian crash-testing organization started to impose a limit on used cars (6 years from the date of first test) after realizing the inadequacy of older models being tested to lower standards. Currently, many are still on par (5 stars) compared to new cars rich in technology as well as having better structures.
The new change allows consumers to more easily compare existing vehicles in terms of their crash protection or their ability to avoid collisions.
The current generation Nissan Navara and Toyota Hilux were both tested for safety by ANCAP in 2015, but unlike Nissan, Toyota has updated the Hilux safety array with a big “patch” in 2019, thereby helping the car continue to be experienced. normal business in areas using ANCAP standards until 2025 – the time when the new generation of Hilux is expected to be launched.
Meanwhile, Nissan Navara will be removed from all contracts with the government or service units in Australia if not updated. However, Nissan still seems to be holding back because upgrading the pickup at the end of the life cycle does not bring much benefit in terms of sales / profits, not to mention the low research costs.
Reference: Drive
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