- The IONIQ 6 has secured the highest rating in the "Adult Passenger" categories,
"Child Passenger" and "Safety Assist"
- Hyundai's new electric is equipped with advanced Smart Sense Driver Assistance Systems, ensuring protection for the driver, passengers and pedestrians.
Hyundai's streamlined electric IONIQ 6 has secured the highest possible rating in the European New Car Assessment Programme (Euro NCAP) safety tests. The company's new model joins the IONIQ 5 in successfully passing the safety test with the highest rating.
Vehicles subject to Euro NCAP testing are assessed in four categories: "Adult Passenger", "Child Passenger", "Vulnerable Road User" and "Safety Assistance".
The IONIQ 6 excelled in the categories "Adult Passenger", "Child Passenger" and "Safety Assistance".
"The fact that the IONIQ 6 followed the IONIQ 5 on the road to a successful evaluation with the highest possible score is proof that Hyundai is not only leading the way in producing vehicles of the future, but also in providing safety for their passengers," said a satisfied Andreas-Christoph Hofmann, Hyundai's Senior Vice President Marketing, Andreas-Christoph Hofmann.
"Hyundai is committed to and guarantees its buyers and those on the roads a maximum level of safety and high-tech driving solutions," he concluded."
In addition to the 7 safety airbags, the IONIQ 6 is equipped with the advanced Smart Sense Driver Assistance Systems, ensuring protection and ease of driving. These include Highway Driving Assist 2 (HDA2), which helps maintain distance and safety from the vehicle ahead on the motorway and keeps the car between lanes. Navigation Smart Cruise Control (NSCC) helps maintain distance from the vehicle in front while the car moves with the driver's driving style in mind.
Collision-Avoidance Assist (FCA) helps avoid collisions with objects in the path of the car by warning and enhancing possible sudden braking. A host of other intelligent solutions come to give Hyundai's new electric car the character of a comfortable and safe car of the future, today. The new model is expected in Cyprus soon.
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