Total Destruction: In this way, a Chinese car "zero star safe" collides with the crash test

The Chery Tiggo 3 was subjected to collision tests from Latin NCAP, the agency responsible for badessing the safety of cars sold at zero kilometer in Latin America, and got a very bad result.: zero star in adult protection (0 points out of 34 possible) and one for children (10.21 out of 49.00).

In the frontal test, "the driver's chest offered poor protection, exceeding authorized limits in the test and driving the vehicle to get zero star for the protection of adult occupants ", explains the Latin NCAP, which considers Tiggo 3 as" unstable ".

The regional organization stated that the lateral impact had not been realized "because the vehicle in the frontal impact test exceeded the maximum biomechanical limits, which leads to an immediate result of zero stars".

In an official statement, Latin NCAP also argued that "driver and pbadenger knees have marginal protection for the poor and could impact dangerous structures during the accident, and the dummy readings were very high".