ove safety, many NCAPs add points to these features. The following is a list of those that are currently eligible for points and those that are under consideration There are large differences in evaluation items for each NCAP. Automatic Emergency Brake (AEB) Seat belt reminder Lane Support System (LSS) Speed limiter (Speed Assist System: SAS) ESC (Electric Stability Control) Rear visibility information (Blind Spot Technology) High performance he...

Market & Tech Reports  Updated at: 2023/03/10

ull-overlap frontal collision, the addition of rear-seat rear collision evaluation, and the introduction of automatic braking for pedestrian protection (world's first: see right figure). Vehicle-to-vehicle autonomous emergency braking (AEB) (low speed, medium to high speed) and lane support system (LSS) evaluations were also added. The Flex-PLI (Flexible Pedestrian Legform Impactor) was introduced for pedestrian protection evaluation. And instead...

Market & Tech Reports  Updated at: 2023/01/10

20.     In addition to the aforementioned technologies, in order to promote advanced safety technologies, many NCAPs award points to vehicles with other advanced safety equipment that greatly improve vehicle safety. Currently, points are rewarded to AEBs, seatbelt reminders, lane support systems (LSS), speed assist systems (SAS), electric stability control (ESC), rearview information, and high-performance headlights There are major differences ...

Market & Tech Reports  Updated at: 2020/06/25

llision newly added. Additionally, from 2020 rear collision evaluation for rear seats will be added, as well as the world's first introduction of pedestrian protection automatic braking. Vehicle-to-vehicle autonomous emergency braking (AEB) (low speed, medium to high speed) and lane support system (LSS) evaluation will also be added, Flex-PLI (Flexible Pedestrian Legform Impactor) will be introduced for pedestrian protection evaluation, and an MP...

Market & Tech Reports  Updated at: 2020/06/09

nologies, which are likely to greatly improve automotive safety, many NCAPs are adopting additional evaluation guidelines for advanced safety systems. Some of the evaluations that already have been adopted include those for Autonomous Emergency Braking (AEB), seatbelt reminder, lane support system (LSS), speed limiter (SAS: Speed Assist System), and Electronic Stability Control (ESC). Full Lap frontal collision The collision speed used for full ...

Market & Tech Reports  Updated at: 2017/12/22