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Mais uma prova do rigor da metodologia de testes do Euro NCAP... [:vm)]
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The debate now is less about whether or not the Jogger itself is safe or not (it is for its occupants, certainly more so than some of the older cars from which owners may well be moving) but about how much faith we can now put in Euro NCAP’s ratings. The mere fact of extrapolation of results may well undermine the scientific accuracy of those tests in many people’s minds,
Personally, I’d like to see the existing system replaced with two scores – one indicating the car’s performance in an actual crash, and another rating its safety assist and crash protection systems. After all, if you're going to be crushed between a lorry and the central reservation, it’s the former you’d be concerned about.”
Podemos juntar este ultimo tiro no pé da Renault, a este que se passou com a remoção do airbag de cabeça para os ocupantes da frente no Zoe https://www.world-today-news.com/re...-euro-ncap-tests-worse-airbags-have-a-reason/
"According to Auto, Motor und Sport, the carmaker argues that internal research for the Laboratory of Injuries, Biomechanics and Human Behavior in cooperation with the Stellantis Group showed that none of the 300,000 Zoe specimens registered by this laboratory had an accident simulated according to the Euro NCAP methodology. That is, in such a style it would hit a pillar or a tree. On the contrary, internal crash tests have shown that the existing airbag protects the head and chest has a negative effect on safety, in a certain type of accident, due to the distribution of air in such an inflatable bag. According to Renault, this was the real reason for using the second-generation airbags in the second-generation Zoe, which the management now certainly regrets given the results of the Euro NCAP tests."
Podemos juntar este ultimo tiro no pé da Renault, a este que se passou com a remoção do airbag de cabeça para os ocupantes da frente no Zoe https://www.world-today-news.com/re...-euro-ncap-tests-worse-airbags-have-a-reason/
"According to Auto, Motor und Sport, the carmaker argues that internal research for the Laboratory of Injuries, Biomechanics and Human Behavior in cooperation with the Stellantis Group showed that none of the 300,000 Zoe specimens registered by this laboratory had an accident simulated according to the Euro NCAP methodology. That is, in such a style it would hit a pillar or a tree. On the contrary, internal crash tests have shown that the existing airbag protects the head and chest has a negative effect on safety, in a certain type of accident, due to the distribution of air in such an inflatable bag. According to Renault, this was the real reason for using the second-generation airbags in the second-generation Zoe, which the management now certainly regrets given the results of the Euro NCAP tests."