KEY HIGHLIGHTS
- Hyundai has made 6 airbags as standard among all models now
- Verna received a 5-star GNCAP rating
- 3 different models were sent for Bharat NCAP crash testing
In a significant move towards ensuring the safety of its customers, Hyundai India has taken a commendable step by making six airbags a standard feature across its entire lineup of cars. This decision reflects Hyundai's unwavering commitment to prioritizing the well-being of its drivers and passengers. Read all of the details of this new step up in safety by Hyundai below. Meanwhile, you can also join our 91Wheels WhatsApp Group for more exciting automotive content.
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Hyundai Cars To Get 6 Airbags - All Details
Earlier this year, Hyundai initiated another safety-related change. The company decided to make three-point seatbelts a standard feature across all its car models. This significant improvement in safety features serves as a testament to Hyundai's constant drive to enhance the well-being of its customers. Now, Hyundai has added another feather to its cap by making 6 airbags standard among all of its cars.
One of the shining stars in this endeavor was the Hyundai Verna sedan, which earned a remarkable 5-star rating in the GNCAP crash test. This achievement showcases the brand's continuous efforts to deliver top-notch safety performance, assuring potential buyers that they can trust Hyundai's commitment to safety.
Hyundai has also gone a step further to prove its dedication to safety. The company announced that it has sent three of its different car models for Bharat NCAP crash testing. This move signifies that Hyundai is confident that its models like Exter & Venue are capable of scoring good safety ratings. Ensuring the well-being of drivers and passengers is a collective responsibility, and Hyundai's initiative is a positive step towards making Indian roads safer for everyone.
Verdict
We think this is a brilliant step by Hyundai. 6 airbags as standard means the safety of passengers is the prime motive now. Hopefully other manufactuers will also start taking the safety factor as their prime motive while making new cars. You tell us in the comments about this new move in safety by Hyundai.
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