Honda CR-V NCAP Results (2013)

The New Honda CR-V has scored five-stars in the latest Euro NCAP safety tests which is broken down as Adult Occupant 93%, Child Occupant 74%, Pedestrian 68% and Safety Assist 66%.

This compares to the new Toyota RAV4 (a comparable SUV) which was also tested in 2013 - it too scored five-stars - -Adult Occupant 89%, Child Occupant 82%, Pedestrian 66% and Safety Assist 66%.

The New Honda CR-V comes with standard safety equipment that includes Vehicle Stability Assist (VSA) with Traction Control which is designed to assist the driver in maintaining control during cornering, acceleration and sudden manoeuvres by applying braking to the right- or left-hand wheels as necessary and modulating the engine torque output as required to retain control.

You can opt for the (ADAS Advance Safety Pack) from the SR grade onwards which comprises

LKAS uses a camera to detect the car deviating from a traffic lane and provides steering torque when necessary, thereby enhancing safety.

ACC allows you to choose both your speed and distance from the vehicle ahead. If this falls below the set level, the system instantly decelerates the vehicle. Where quicker deceleration is required ACC will alert the driver to apply the brakes.

CMBS monitors the following distance and closing rate between your vehicle and the car directly in front of it, warning the driver when a collision is likely and helping reduce impact speed when a collision becomes unavoidable.