The 2024 Suzuki Swift has undergone Euro NCAP crash tests, receiving a 3-star safety rating. This result maintains the same rating as its predecessor, highlighting areas of improvement needed in the popular hatchback's safety features.

Key Safety Ratings:

  • Overall Euro NCAP Rating: 3 stars
  • Adult Occupant Protection: 67% (26.9 out of 40 points)
  • Child Occupant Protection: 65% (32.1 out of 49 points)
  • Vulnerable Road User Protection: 76% (48 out of 63 points)
  • Safety Assist: 62% (11.3 out of 18 points)

Key Safety Features:

  • Six airbags
  • Electronic Stability Program (ESP)
  • Hill Hold Assist
  • Reverse parking camera
  • ISOFIX child seat anchorages
  • Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) on global spec model

Performance in Specific Tests:

  • Frontal Offset Test: Good head protection, weak chest protection, good knee and femur protection for driver and passenger
  • Child Occupant Protection: Poor neck protection for a 10-year-old dummy, weak chest protection, and marginal head protection
  • Vulnerable Road Users: Good cyclist protection, adequate pedestrian and motorcyclist safety
  • AEB System: Adequate performance in detecting other vehicles and vulnerable road users

Pros:

  • Good protection in side barrier and side pole impact tests
  • Improved ADAS features in the global spec model

Cons:

  • Weak chest protection for the driver in frontal offset test
  • Poor neck protection for child occupants
  • Lack of ADAS features in the Indian market version

Final Comments:

While the 2024 Suzuki Swift maintains its 3-star Euro NCAP rating, there are clear areas for improvement, particularly in adult and child occupant protection. The global spec model's ADAS features contribute positively to its safety assist score, but these are not available in all markets.

Ending Statement:

As safety standards continue to evolve, Suzuki will need to address Swift's weaknesses to remain competitive in the increasingly safety-conscious automotive market.

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