Would be nice if the videos gave some information about where it lost points, especially in the pedestrian section, since it seems to have done well there
@@sparrowsarecute11 wouldn't be a good way to rate them since some brands may intentionally stop slightly later if they know they'll be able to stop before hitting, so they have more time to give a warning signal before applying emergency brakes
A question: I noticed, that center airbag is coming from driver seat bottom and hit up. When car have center armrest, then very likely driver leans its arm there. Do that airbag hits then underarm and cause damage? More reasonable would be install airbag to passenger seat as front passenger usually do not lean on middle armrest.
Both passenger and driver have tendency to lean their arms, well atleast EURONCAP should put whole hands on the side test dummies instead of just their arms
Very interesting question, i think it would be less dangerous to make the airbags deploys from behind, like the whole side of the seat, and not from the bottom.
To be fair, the center airbag is between the driver and the armrest. A driver would only be resting the arm there in a highway during long trips and the chance of being hit like that on a highway where you are likely to have a frontal or rear crash, is basically null. In the city tho it is different and that can happen but you are likely to keep both hands on the wheel for obvios reasons specially if where you live is full of d*ckheads on the road. That design makes totally sense since the passenger is the one likely to be using the armrest all the time.
Although positioning driver's arm on armrest and the center airbag may hit driver's arm, center air bag was designed for the 2nd impact prevention for driver's head and passenger next to.
My thought exactly, but it could have with those head and leg tests to do, as the car is very, very rigid and the organs seem to take full damage. I looked at NCAP test of regular Ioniq before this one - it's more soft on the edges and therefore the impact force gets distributed differently, from what can be seen it seems the force distribution is key here as it results in, or rather, doesn't result in fractures, based on how it gets distributed. Cheers
With these self-steering, self driving systems coming closer, and having looked at how current systems switch off completely, if the driver doesnt keep their hands on the wheel, surely it would be a safer application, if instead of simply switching off the self-steer, the system continued to steer the car as best it could, but slows it to a halt and puts on the hazard lights and keeps brake lights permanently lit, until the human, or rescuers, take control again. Just a thought.
It's strange that they suddenly don't do small overall crash test. Are ncap going backwards? I wouldn't buy a new vehicle without knowing small overlap crash test results.
check IIHS. They are much better at testing than euro ncap. Yes some cars are not evaluated on IIHS if its not being sold in the US, but at least their evaluations are much better and unbiased.
ofc not... just like there is no fire in ICE cars with gallons of combustible materials onboard. Car designers think of this stuff and design around it.
The test of every ev car should have its electrical motor "on", so that we can also see how the crash would impact to the battery.. Will it explode or not, etc
Actually most of manufacturers used to be designed for getting good result using 50th male standard model. And smaller dummies they use lower score they get. Using small female dummies mean manufacturer is set to pass the vulnerable occupant tests.
@@kimyeonwoo5 I would've thought a larger dummy would experience higher forces (due to larger mass being decelerated) and moment (due to larger body) so it would be a worse case than a smaller dummy...
Love the real time interior shot during the lateral pole test, it would great to see it more with other cars and also in side impacts
Qqa
Very safe looking car
Finally! Now we need crash tests of new 308, new Qashqai and Kia EV 6
And a Skoda Fabia IV? They Are Getting Allready Popular This Month i Found them like 12.
I will definitely buy a car now that I have checked the safety.
The real MVP is the glass in the side impact
Super stoked that I wont need to replace my windshield when I get plowed by a pickup!
Would be nice if the videos gave some information about where it lost points, especially in the pedestrian section, since it seems to have done well there
I'm not entirely sure but it might be to do with how close or far it stops from the car/pedestrian
@@sparrowsarecute11 wouldn't be a good way to rate them since some brands may intentionally stop slightly later if they know they'll be able to stop before hitting, so they have more time to give a warning signal before applying emergency brakes
A question: I noticed, that center airbag is coming from driver seat bottom and hit up. When car have center armrest, then very likely driver leans its arm there. Do that airbag hits then underarm and cause damage? More reasonable would be install airbag to passenger seat as front passenger usually do not lean on middle armrest.
Think about Tiger Woods. He was ok.🤣
Both passenger and driver have tendency to lean their arms, well atleast EURONCAP should put whole hands on the side test dummies instead of just their arms
Very interesting question, i think it would be less dangerous to make the airbags deploys from behind, like the whole side of the seat, and not from the bottom.
To be fair, the center airbag is between the driver and the armrest. A driver would only be resting the arm there in a highway during long trips and the chance of being hit like that on a highway where you are likely to have a frontal or rear crash, is basically null.
In the city tho it is different and that can happen but you are likely to keep both hands on the wheel for obvios reasons specially if where you live is full of d*ckheads on the road.
That design makes totally sense since the passenger is the one likely to be using the armrest all the time.
Although positioning driver's arm on armrest and the center airbag may hit driver's arm, center air bag was designed for the 2nd impact prevention for driver's head and passenger next to.
Gorgeous car
I am missing explanation why 88 or 63% for each category? where are the points lost?
Very crash. Such safe. Wow.
Желаю всем удачи, здоровья, любви, счастья, успехов!
Hmm only 63%? Seems like it did well on the pedestrian tests...
My thought exactly, but it could have with those head and leg tests to do, as the car is very, very rigid and the organs seem to take full damage. I looked at NCAP test of regular Ioniq before this one - it's more soft on the edges and therefore the impact force gets distributed differently, from what can be seen it seems the force distribution is key here as it results in, or rather, doesn't result in fractures, based on how it gets distributed. Cheers
The assistance systems yes. The actual protection in case of impact was bad
Will you retest the Kona now it's been facelifted and has a lot more active safety tech?
Are there other cars with an airbag between driver and passenger? Never seen that before.
With these self-steering, self driving systems coming closer, and having looked at how current systems switch off completely, if the driver doesnt keep their hands on the wheel, surely it would be a safer application, if instead of simply switching off the self-steer, the system continued to steer the car as best it could, but slows it to a halt and puts on the hazard lights and keeps brake lights permanently lit, until the human, or rescuers, take control again.
Just a thought.
What would you say is safer:
Model 3 or Ioniq 5
When are you going to test the new Subaru Legacy Euro NCAP?
It's strange that they suddenly don't do small overall crash test. Are ncap going backwards? I wouldn't buy a new vehicle without knowing small overlap crash test results.
check IIHS. They are much better at testing than euro ncap. Yes some cars are not evaluated on IIHS if its not being sold in the US, but at least their evaluations are much better and unbiased.
Also Europe is a lot looser with car safety results than the NHTSA
In the test video, That car has battery inside?? No fire?
ofc not... just like there is no fire in ICE cars with gallons of combustible materials onboard. Car designers think of this stuff and design around it.
no airbag for my coffee cup ? ;(
no fires?
powerful
My neck hurts watching this.
The test of every ev car should have its electrical motor "on", so that we can also see how the crash would impact to the battery.. Will it explode or not, etc
Bro WTF The high-voltage system is deactivated during a crash. So there can't be a fire!
Good job hyundai
Hyundai is beefing up the B pillar and doors for the 2025 Ionic5 most likely due to the great testing done by IIHS.
İoniq1,ioniq2,ioniq3,ioniq4?
This car is 2025?????
2035
2020
@@VincenzoSp 2022 bozo
Soo good car but not good points
@@nickiminajisthequeenofrap9472 2021
오마이갓!!!!
Why?
0:52 Is that dummy 150cm tall? Wtf? Every time I see a dummy this small in the driver's seat, I feel like someone is cheating on this test.
Actually most of manufacturers used to be designed for getting good result using 50th male standard model. And smaller dummies they use lower score they get. Using small female dummies mean manufacturer is set to pass the vulnerable occupant tests.
@@kimyeonwoo5 I would've thought a larger dummy would experience higher forces (due to larger mass being decelerated) and moment (due to larger body) so it would be a worse case than a smaller dummy...
What the hell is going on here Won't there be a fire?
ofc not. Battery manufacturers design batteries around crashes.
Move to Kia Ev6
No as good as volvo
They should test evs by damaging their battery pack
They should test petrol cars by igniting their fuel tank...
@@80robs92 rear collision test would be really great.
@@80robs92 Name it the Pinto test.
@@80robs92 😂
No knee airbags. No side airbags for rear passengers.
volvo is more safer than hyundai ioniq 5
Idc
@@justanaturalcarguy4031 uhh..
Ioniq 5 gets this kit as standard. many volvos charge you extra.