Driving Towards a Safer Future – Your Guide to Bharat NCAP’s Latest Results

India’s automotive landscape is undergoing a profound transformation, where vehicle safety is no longer perceived as a luxury but as a fundamental expectation for every car buyer. This burgeoning safety consciousness among consumers is actively reshaping purchasing decisions and compelling manufacturers to innovate at an unprecedented pace. At the forefront of this revolution is Bharat NCAP, India’s pioneering indigenous New Car Assessment Program. Launched in August 2023 and commencing its rigorous operations in October 2023, Bharat NCAP’s core mission is to elevate vehicle safety standards across the nation, aligning them with stringent global benchmarks.  

The July 2025 Bharat NCAP results are particularly significant, offering the most current and comprehensive insights into vehicle crashworthiness. These latest findings highlight an impressive trend: as of July 2025, a total of 20 cars have undergone testing, with a remarkable 19 of these vehicles achieving the coveted 5-star safety rating. This overwhelming success rate signals a robust and positive evolution in the Indian automotive industry’s commitment to safety. The rapid pace at which Bharat NCAP has established itself and the high proportion of top safety ratings among tested vehicles suggest that Indian automotive manufacturers were either proactively prepared for these stringent standards or have demonstrated exceptional agility in adapting their vehicle designs and production processes to meet and exceed them. This points to a deeper, more mature safety culture permeating the industry, accelerating the overall improvement of vehicle safety on Indian roads.  

This report serves as a comprehensive guide, delving into the detailed star ratings, granular Adult Occupant Protection (AOP) and Child Occupant Protection (COP) scores, essential standard and advanced safety features, and transparent ex-showroom pricing for India’s top-performing safe cars.

Understanding Bharat NCAP: What You Need to Know About Car Safety Ratings

Bharat NCAP’s foundational mission is to systematically evaluate and enhance vehicle safety in India by establishing a standardized rating system. This initiative was strategically conceived to align India’s automotive safety standards with leading global benchmarks, drawing inspiration from programs like Euro NCAP while being meticulously adapted to suit India’s unique road conditions, driving behaviors, and diverse vehicle types.  

The program’s testing methodology is rigorous, focusing on two core assessment areas:

• Adult Occupant Protection (AOP): This segment meticulously assesses the safety of adult occupants through rigorous crash tests that simulate various real-world accident scenarios. The evaluation focuses on how well the vehicle structure and restraint systems protect adult passengers during frontal offset, side impact, and side pole impact collisions. The scores are awarded out of a maximum of 32 points.  
• Child Occupant Protection (COP): This critical evaluation focuses on the safety of child occupants. It encompasses dynamic crash protection tests using child dummies of different age groups, typically representing 18-month-old and 3-year-old occupants. It also assesses the effectiveness and ease of installation of Child Restraint Systems (CRS), including the crucial ISOFIX mounts. The scores are awarded out of a maximum of 49 points.  

Vehicles are assigned an intuitive star rating system, ranging from 0 to 5 stars, based on their performance in these comprehensive crash tests. A higher star rating directly correlates with superior safety performance, offering a clear and easily understandable metric for consumers. These transparent and standardized ratings empower Indian consumers by providing reliable, data-backed knowledge, enabling buyers to look beyond superficial features and prioritize tangible safety performance when making significant purchase decisions for themselves and their families.

A significant development observed in the market is the increasing expectation among consumers that safety features are a default component of modern cars, rather than an optional extra. While surveys indicate that specific advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS) might not be at the top of every buyer’s wishlist, this does not diminish the importance of safety. Instead, it suggests a maturation in consumer understanding, where a high inherent level of safety is simply anticipated as a baseline for any new vehicle. This shift means that manufacturers are now compelled to embed high safety standards by default into their vehicle designs and marketing strategies. Bharat NCAP acts as a powerful catalyst in this regard, fundamentally reshaping the Indian automotive market by embedding safety as a non-negotiable, default attribute of vehicles. This paradigm shift will inevitably lead to the widespread availability of advanced safety features, even in more affordable and entry-level segments, effectively democratizing vehicle safety across the market.  

Bharat NCAP July 2025: The Overall Safety Landscape

As of July 2025, Bharat NCAP has rigorously tested 20 distinct car models, marking a significant milestone for vehicle safety in India. The results are overwhelmingly positive: an impressive 19 of these vehicles have successfully achieved a full 5-star safety rating for both Adult and Child Occupant Protection. Only one model, the Citroen Basalt Compact Coupe SUV, received a 4-star rating, underscoring the high safety standards being met by the majority of manufacturers.  

Leading the charge in terms of tested models are domestic manufacturers. Tata Motors has been particularly proactive, with 8 of its models undergoing assessment, while Mahindra has had 5 models assessed. Both manufacturers have seen most of their tested vehicles achieve stellar 5-star ratings. Other significant contributors to the 5-star tally include Skoda, Kia, Toyota, and Hyundai, each with at least one top-rated vehicle. This overwhelming proportion of 5-star ratings unequivocally demonstrates a robust and growing commitment from Indian and international manufacturers operating in India to not only meet but often exceed the stringent safety benchmarks established by Bharat NCAP. This trend signifies a positive trajectory for vehicle safety across the Indian market.  

The sheer dominance of 5-star ratings among tested vehicles is not merely a statistical outcome but a clear indication of intense competitive pressure among automakers. This pursuit of top safety ratings has become a primary avenue for market differentiation. Brands that consistently achieve high scores gain a significant competitive advantage and build invaluable consumer trust. The fact that domestic players like Tata and Mahindra are leading the charge with multiple 5-star rated vehicles suggests a strategic embrace of safety as a core selling proposition, potentially leveraging a deeper understanding of local market needs and consumer anxieties regarding road safety. This fierce competition is poised to rapidly elevate the overall safety profile of new vehicles introduced into the Indian market. It places immense pressure on manufacturers whose models receive lower ratings to swiftly enhance their safety offerings or risk a significant erosion of market share to safer, more appealing alternatives. Ultimately, this competitive dynamic directly benefits Indian consumers by making a wider array of inherently safer vehicle choices readily available across various segments and price points.  

India’s Safest ICE Cars: Top Performers in Detail

This section delves into the internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles that have distinguished themselves by achieving top safety ratings in the latest Bharat NCAP assessments, setting new benchmarks for protection on Indian roads.

Mahindra Thar Roxx

The Mahindra Thar Roxx has achieved an exemplary 5-star rating for both Adult Occupant Protection (AOP) and Child Occupant Protection (COP). It secured an impressive AOP score of 31.09 out of 32 points and a strong COP score of 45 out of 49 points. Crash test reports indicate that body protection for both the driver and front passenger was rated as either ‘good’ or ‘adequate’ across various impact scenarios. This rugged SUV comes equipped with modern safety and convenience features, including Level 2 ADAS capabilities, a panoramic sunroof, and a large 10.24-inch touchscreen infotainment display. The ex-showroom price for the Mahindra Thar Roxx ranges from ₹12.99 lakh to ₹23.39 lakh.  

Skoda Kylaq

The Skoda Kylaq earned a solid 5-star rating for both AOP and COP. It scored 30.88 out of 32 for AOP and 45 out of 49 for COP. Protection for both the driver and front passenger was consistently found to be ‘good’ or ‘adequate’ during crash tests. The Skoda Kylaq stands out as the safest sub-4m SUV currently available in the market, having achieved superior crash test results compared to competitors like the Kia Syros and Mahindra XUV 3XO. Its standard safety suite includes 6 airbags, Electronic Stability Control (ESC), traction control, a rear parking camera with sensors, and a Tyre Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS). The Kylaq is offered at an introductory ex-showroom price ranging from ₹7.89 lakh to ₹14.40 lakh.  

Hyundai Tucson

The Hyundai Tucson secured a commendable 5-star rating in both AOP and COP. It achieved an AOP score of 30.84 out of 32 and a COP score of 41.00 out of 49. While protection was largely ‘good’ across most frontal and side collision tests, the driver’s chest and feet protection were rated as ‘adequate’. The 2025 model features a redesigned dashboard and center console, a new three-spoke steering wheel, and dual 12.3-inch digital displays for infotainment and instrumentation. The current Hyundai Tucson Signature 2.0 AT Petrol variant has an ex-showroom price of ₹31.77 lakh. The updated 2025 model is expected to launch around August 2025 with an estimated starting price of ₹30.00 lakh.  

Toyota Innova Hycross

The Toyota Innova Hycross was awarded a full 5-star safety rating for both AOP and COP. It scored 30.47 out of 32 for AOP and an excellent 45.00 out of 49 for COP. In the frontal offset test, it achieved 14.47 out of 16 points, with protection for the driver and front passenger’s chests, and the driver’s left shin rated as ‘adequate,’ while all other body regions were ‘good.’ The side impact test yielded a perfect 16 out of 16 with ‘good’ ratings across the board. The side pole impact test was rated ‘acceptable’. For child occupants, it scored a perfect 24 out of 24 in dynamic crash protection and 12 out of 12 for child safety seat installation. The Toyota Innova Hycross is a landmark vehicle, being the first Toyota model and the first MPV to receive a 5-star Bharat NCAP safety rating, making it a highly compelling choice for families. While it lacks third-row ISOFIX, protection for 18-month-old and 3-year-old dummies in the second-row ISOFIX seats was excellent. It comes standard with 6 airbags, Vehicle Stability Control (VSC), Hill-Hold assist, TPMS, and a suite of ADAS features including Lane-keep assist, Adaptive cruise control, Blind spot monitor, Automatic high beam, and Rear cross-traffic alert. Crucially, Toyota has ensured these safety features are standard across all variants, not just the premium ones. The ex-showroom price for the Toyota Innova Hycross ranges from approximately ₹19.09 lakh to ₹31.34 lakh.  

Kia Syros

The Kia Syros achieved a strong 5-star rating for overall safety. It posted an AOP score of 30.21 out of 32 and a COP score of 44.42 out of 49. Protection for the driver’s chest and lower legs was rated ‘adequate,’ with other body parts showing ‘good’ protection. For the front passenger, the right lower leg received an ‘adequate’ rating, while most other parts were ‘good.’ All parts received ‘good’ protection in side impact tests. This marks a significant milestone for Kia, as the Syros is the first made-in-India Kia offering to be crash-tested by Bharat NCAP, achieving a 5-star rating on its debut. It is equipped with a robust safety suite including 6 airbags (standard), Electronic Stability Control (ESC), front, side, and rear parking sensors, a 360-degree camera, an electronic parking brake, ISOFIX child seat anchorages, and a Level-2 ADAS suite. The ex-showroom price for the Kia Syros ranges from ₹9 lakh to ₹17.80 lakh.  

Bharat NCAP July 2025: Top 5 Safest ICE Cars

Model	AOP Stars	COP Stars	AOP Score (out of 32)	COP Score (out of 49)	Ex-Showroom Price Range (₹ Lakh)
Mahindra Thar Roxx	5	5	31.09	45.00	12.99 – 23.39
Skoda Kylaq	5	5	30.88	45.00	7.89 – 14.40
Hyundai Tucson	5	5	30.84	41.00	31.77
Toyota Innova Hycross	5	5	30.47	45.00	19.09 – 31.34
Kia Syros	5	5	30.21	44.42	9.00 – 17.80

Leading the Charge: India’s Safest Electric Cars (EVs)

This segment highlights the impressive strides made by electric vehicles (EVs) in the Indian market, particularly their strong performance in Bharat NCAP crash tests, demonstrating that environmental consciousness does not come at the expense of safety.

Tata Harrier EV

The Tata Harrier EV achieved a perfect 5-star rating for both AOP and COP. It received a flawless AOP score of 32.00 out of 32 points and a robust COP score of 45.00 out of 49 points. The Harrier EV excelled, securing a full 16 points in both the frontal offset deformable barrier test and the side movable deformable barrier test. Protection for both the driver and front passenger was rated as ‘good’ across all impact scenarios, including frontal, side barrier, and side pole tests. This makes the Tata Harrier EV only the second SUV tested by Bharat NCAP to achieve a maximum AOP score (32/32), matching the Mahindra XEV 9e. Notably, it slightly surpassed the safety scores of its diesel counterpart, the Tata Harrier ICE (AOP: 30.08/32, COP: 44.54/49), reinforcing the safety advancements in EVs. It is also Tata Motors’ 8th vehicle to secure a 5-star safety rating from Bharat NCAP. Standard safety features include 6 airbags (with 7 airbags on Fearless and Empowered variants), 3-point seatbelts with reminders for all passengers, Electronic Stability Control (ESC), and ISOFIX anchors for the rear outboard seats. Higher-spec variants further enhance safety with an ADAS suite, electronic parking brake with auto hold, hill descent and hill hold, traction control, ABS with EBD, and disc brakes on all four wheels. Introductory ex-showroom prices for the rear-wheel-drive (RWD) versions range between ₹21.5 lakh and ₹27.5 lakh. Pricing for the more powerful twin-motor All-Wheel Drive (AWD) variants was scheduled to be revealed on June 27, 2025, with bookings opening from July 2, 2025.  

Mahindra XEV 9e

The Mahindra XEV 9e earned an outstanding 5-star rating for both AOP and COP. It achieved a perfect AOP score of 32.00 out of 32 points and a strong COP score of 45.00 out of 49 points. Crash tests confirmed ‘good’ protection for all critical parts of both the driver and co-driver in AOP tests. Overall protection for driver and front passenger was consistently rated ‘good’ across all crash tests. This model shares the distinction of achieving a perfect AOP score (32/32) with the Tata Harrier EV, positioning it as one of the safest cars ever tested by Bharat NCAP to date. It is equipped with up to 7 airbags (6 as standard), an electronic parking brake with auto hold, a 360-degree camera, auto park assist, 3-point seatbelts for all passengers, ISOFIX child seat mounts, a Tyre Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS), and a Level-2 ADAS suite with features like forward collision warning and autonomous emergency braking. The ex-showroom price for the Mahindra XEV 9e ranges from ₹21.90 lakh to ₹30.50 lakh.  

Mahindra BE 6

The Mahindra BE 6 secured an excellent 5-star rating for both AOP and COP. It achieved an AOP score of 31.97 out of 32 points and a COP score of 45.00 out of 49 points. This model narrowly missed a perfect AOP score by a mere 0.03 points. Its right tibia was rated to provide ‘adequate’ protection in the frontal offset deformable barrier test, though other critical parts for both the driver and co-driver received ‘good’ ratings. The safety feature set is identical to that of the Mahindra XEV 9e, ensuring a comprehensive safety package. The ex-showroom price for the Mahindra BE 6 ranges from ₹18.90 lakh to ₹26.90 lakh.  

Tata Punch EV

The Tata Punch EV earned a robust 5-star rating for both AOP and COP. It scored 31.46 out of 32 for AOP and 45.00 out of 49 for COP. In the frontal crash test, protection for the driver’s lower legs and the front passenger’s chest was rated ‘adequate,’ while all other body parts received ‘good’ protection. Side impact test results were consistently ‘good’ or ‘adequate’. This vehicle is positioned as the most affordable electric SUV from Tata Motors to achieve a 5-star safety rating, making top-tier safety accessible to a wider EV audience. Standard safety features include 6 airbags, a 360-degree camera with blind spot monitor, an electronic parking brake with auto hold, front and rear parking sensors, ISOFIX child seat mounts, and a Tyre Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS). The ex-showroom price for the Tata Punch EV ranges from ₹9.99 lakh to ₹14.44 lakh.  

Tata Curvv EV

The Tata Curvv EV achieved a solid 5-star rating for both AOP and COP. It recorded an AOP score of 30.81 out of 32 and a COP score of 44.83 out of 49. In the frontal crash test, protection for the driver’s lower legs and the front passenger’s left lower leg was rated ‘adequate.’ Side impact test results were rated as either ‘good’ or ‘adequate’. Standard safety includes 6 airbags, driver doze-off alert, all-wheel disc brakes, electronic parking brake with auto hold, Electronic Stability Control (ESC), and camera & sensor-based reverse park assist. Higher trims add a Tyre Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS), blind-spot monitor, 360-degree camera, and Level 2 Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS). The ex-showroom price for the Tata Curvv EV ranges from ₹17.49 lakh to ₹21.99 lakh.  

Bharat NCAP July 2025: Top 5 Safest EV Cars

Model	AOP Stars	COP Stars	AOP Score (out of 32)	COP Score (out of 49)	Ex-Showroom Price Range (₹ Lakh)
Tata Harrier EV	5	5	32.00	45.00	21.50 – 27.50 (RWD)
Mahindra XEV 9e	5	5	32.00	45.00	21.90 – 30.50
Mahindra BE 6	5	5	31.97	45.00	18.90 – 26.90
Tata Punch EV	5	5	31.46	45.00	9.99 – 14.44
Tata Curvv EV	5	5	30.81	44.83	17.49 – 21.99

Beyond the Stars: What These Ratings Truly Mean for Your Drive

While a 5-star rating is the ultimate goal and a clear indicator of high safety, a deeper dive into the specific AOP (out of 32) and COP (out of 49) scores, along with the detailed breakdown of ‘good’ versus ‘adequate’ protection for various body regions, offers invaluable insights. For instance, a vehicle achieving a perfect 32/32 AOP score, like the Tata Harrier EV or Mahindra XEV 9e, signifies superior protection across all critical body parts, setting it apart even within the 5-star category. Conversely, knowing if certain areas (e.g., driver’s chest, lower legs) received an ‘adequate’ rating, even in a 5-star car, can inform a more granular understanding of potential injury risks. For the truly discerning car buyer, understanding this nuance allows for an even more informed and granular decision. It highlights that not all 5-star cars offer identical levels of protection across all body parts. A vehicle with a perfect 32/32 AOP score, which signifies ‘good’ protection across all critical regions, genuinely stands out as offering the highest possible level of passive safety. This detailed understanding encourages manufacturers to continuously strive for ‘good’ protection across every single body region, pushing the boundaries of vehicle safety beyond just achieving the star rating.  

The critical role of standard safety features in achieving high Bharat NCAP ratings cannot be overstated. These typically include a minimum of 6 airbags, Electronic Stability Control (ESC), ISOFIX child seat mounts, and seatbelt reminders for all occupants. It is commendable that certain manufacturers, such as Toyota with the Innova Hycross, are ensuring that a comprehensive safety kit is included across all variants, not just restricted to the most expensive trims, thereby making safety more accessible to a wider consumer base.  

The growing integration of Advanced Driver-Assistance Systems (ADAS) features, such as Lane-keep assist, Adaptive cruise control, and Blind spot monitors, also plays a crucial role. While these systems primarily enhance active safety by preventing accidents from occurring, their presence in top-rated vehicles signifies a holistic approach to occupant protection, even if their direct contribution to passive crash test scores is indirect.  

Bharat NCAP ratings are profoundly empowering Indian consumers. By providing clear, standardized safety metrics, the program is fostering increased awareness and enabling buyers to make truly data-driven decisions, shifting the market towards a stronger emphasis on vehicle safety. A subtle yet significant shift in Indian consumer safety perception is evident. While ADAS and other safety technologies might not always top the wishlist, consumers are increasingly viewing safety as a given in modern cars rather than a bonus. This implies that consumers are not necessarily demanding specific features as much as they are expecting a high inherent level of safety as a baseline for any new car. The Bharat NCAP star ratings serve as this trusted, simplified assurance of foundational safety, bridging the gap between complex engineering and consumer understanding. This simplifies the buying process for safety-conscious consumers, allowing them to trust the overall safety envelope without needing to delve into every technical specification, and places the primary responsibility on manufacturers to deliver robust, foundational safety.  

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) About Bharat NCAP & Car Safety

What is the difference between Bharat NCAP and Global NCAP?

Bharat NCAP is India’s own official vehicle safety assessment program, specifically tailored to the country’s unique road conditions, driving behaviors, and vehicle types. It was launched in August 2023. Global NCAP, on the other hand, is an international organization that previously conducted “Safer Cars for India” tests. These Global NCAP assessments were instrumental in raising consumer awareness about vehicle safety in India and significantly contributed to the impetus for the establishment of India’s own localized program. While both share the overarching goal of promoting safer cars, Bharat NCAP represents India’s sovereign and localized standard for vehicle safety assessment.  

Do all variants of a car get the same safety rating?

Generally, the Bharat NCAP star rating awarded to a specific car model applies across all its variants, provided that the fundamental vehicle structure and core standard safety features (such as the number of airbags, Electronic Stability Control, and seatbelt configurations) remain consistent across the range. For example, the Toyota Innova Hycross’s 5-star rating explicitly covers all its variants. However, it is important to note that higher-end variants often come equipped with additional safety features (e.g., more airbags, advanced ADAS suites) that enhance overall active and passive safety, even if these additions do not alter the base star rating achieved by the model.  

How do child safety scores (COP) impact family car choices?

Child Occupant Protection (COP) scores are of paramount importance for families, as they directly indicate how effectively a vehicle safeguards its youngest passengers in the event of a collision. A high COP score, such as the 45 out of 49 points achieved by many 5-star rated cars, signifies excellent dynamic crash protection for child dummies in simulated impacts and ensures proper, secure installation of Child Restraint Systems (CRS). Features like ISOFIX mounts are particularly vital for ensuring the correct and secure fitting of child seats, which is a key component of the COP assessment.  

Are safety features like ADAS included in Bharat NCAP ratings?

Bharat NCAP primarily focuses on evaluating passive safety (the vehicle’s crashworthiness) and includes certain foundational active safety features like Electronic Stability Control (ESC) and seatbelt reminders as standard assessment criteria. While Advanced Driver-Assistance Systems (ADAS) features, such as lane-keep assist, adaptive cruise control, and blind spot monitors, are crucial for preventing accidents from occurring in the first place and are increasingly found in top-rated cars, their direct contribution to the passive crash test star rating itself is indirect. They significantly enhance overall vehicle safety but are not the primary determinants of the AOP/COP star rating.  

What should I look for in a safe car beyond star ratings?

Beyond the headline star rating, a discerning buyer should delve into the detailed AOP and COP scores, paying close attention to the specific ‘good’ versus ‘adequate’ protection ratings for different body regions. Prioritize vehicles that offer a comprehensive suite of standard safety features, including a minimum of 6 airbags, Electronic Stability Control (ESC), Anti-lock Braking System (ABS), and ISOFIX child seat mounts. Furthermore, consider the presence of active safety features like ADAS, a Tyre Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS), and 360-degree cameras, as these technologies play a crucial role in preventing accidents.  

Why is car safety becoming so important in India?

India has historically faced a severe challenge with high road accident fatalities, recording more road deaths per year than any other nation since 2006. This alarming statistic, coupled with a significant surge in consumer awareness regarding vehicle safety, is driving a profound shift. Government initiatives like Bharat NCAP are playing a pivotal role in this transformation, pushing manufacturers to innovate and offer inherently safer vehicles, as buyers increasingly prioritize safety as a fundamental expectation. The competitive environment, directly fostered by the transparency and influence of Bharat NCAP ratings, will inevitably accelerate the integration of advanced safety technologies into more affordable vehicle segments across India. This creates a virtuous cycle where informed consumer demand for safety drives manufacturer innovation, leading to a rapid and significant improvement in the overall safety profile of India’s vehicle fleet.  

Where can I find the most up-to-date Bharat NCAP results?

For the most authoritative and up-to-date Bharat NCAP results, consumers should refer to the official Bharat NCAP website (www.bncap.in) or the Automotive Research Association of India (ARAI) test center website (  

www.araiindia.com/services/department-and-laboratories/automotive-safety) , which is a key testing facility. Additionally, reputable automotive news portals and industry analysis sites regularly publish timely updates and detailed breakdowns of the latest crash test results.  

Conclusion: Empowering Your Purchase – Driving Safer Roads Together

The latest Bharat NCAP results for July 2025 underscore a remarkable and accelerating progression in India’s automotive safety landscape. The overwhelming dominance of 5-star ratings among the tested vehicles is a clear testament to the significant commitment from manufacturers to enhance vehicle safety. Domestic leaders like Tata Motors and Mahindra have played pivotal roles, consistently delivering top-rated models, while electric vehicles (EVs) have emerged as strong contenders, demonstrating that sustainable mobility can also be exceptionally safe.

These Bharat NCAP ratings are an indispensable tool for every car buyer. They provide transparent, data-backed assessments that empower consumers to make truly informed decisions, moving beyond aesthetic appeal and feature lists to prioritize the fundamental safety of themselves and their loved ones. The program has become a powerful driver of market evolution, compelling manufacturers to embed high safety standards as a default expectation, rather than an optional extra. This competitive drive to achieve top ratings is rapidly democratizing advanced safety features across various segments and price points.

The dynamic and ongoing evolution of automotive safety standards and technologies in India is set to continue. This continuous advancement will be driven by the enduring influence of Bharat NCAP and the ever-increasing safety awareness among Indian consumers, promising an even safer future for mobility. By actively leveraging these transparent safety assessments and opting for vehicles that meet the highest safety standards, consumers can contribute significantly to the collective vision of safer roads in India, ultimately leading to a more secure and confident driving experience for everyone.