China's car destroyed in NCAP Test

BRUSSELS - Finally there is also a Chinese car company that dared to test the bump (crash test) products in Europe. CV9 is the Landwind, a family vehicle type MPV, a reckless challenge the version of the Euro NCAP crash test of the famous high standard.

The presence in the laboratory Landwind CV9 NCAP in Brussels, Belgium has been making vehicles in the European experts dumbfounded. The reason, many of them who still doubt the ability of Chinese brand cars face the harsh blow.

As assumed by the experts, the real result was proved. Landwind into a car with safety standards of the worst among 14 new car models at the end of the dibenturkan NCAP. The result itself has been released NCAP on Thursday (24/11) yesterday.
Landwind CV9 only get 2 stars with the lowest percentage value safety, namely 34% for adults, 45% for children, 31% for pedestrians, and 29% for the completeness of salvation.
These results are far worse than the Nissan Micra / March which is on top of it. Micra / March able to achieve 4 stars, with an average safety percentage reached 70%.

"Testing conducted to know the quality of the cars from China, India and some developing countries are now beginning to move in the streets of Europe. Euro NCAP only ensure that consumers now need to know the level of safety of these cars, "said Euro NCAP secretary general Michiel van Ratingen.
"We were quite surprised because it turns out Landwind dared accept this challenge (impact testing)," said Michiel.
NCAP analysis results showed that shattered when a car dashboard CV9 dibenturkan in frontal position. According to NCAP these conditions the potential to cause injury to the important parts of the body of the driver, once considered not good enough.

Even the side door to be opened after CV9 undergo hard side impact. Honestly, this condition is also considered bad because rescuers will find it hard out victims from inside the cabin.
Actually CV9 not officially on sale in Europe. But according to the business agenda Landwind, this family car is being planned to enter the European market. NCAP itself expects the results of these tests can be used Landwind to improve the quality of the vehicle.