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The new Suzuki Swift city hatch has received a three-star rating in Euro NCAP crash tests, citing deficiencies in crash avoidance technology and occupant protection. While ANCAP has noted that this rating does not yet apply to Australian and New Zealand models due to potential specification differences, the Swift’s ratings in the categories of Adult Occupant Protection (67%), Child Occupant Protection (65%), and Safety Assist (62%) contributed to its overall three-star rating. Despite improvements in safety equipment, the Swift lags behind in meeting the more stringent test criteria. Additionally, the Dacia Duster also received a three-star rating. Both vehicles fulfil basic legislative safety requirements but fall short in overall occupant protection.
Brands mentioned: Suzuki, Dacia, Renault
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