The European New Car Assessment Program, or Euro NCAP as it's known, has announced that it will introduce new safety testing in a couple of years that could result in a fundamental change to how ...

Modern cars are so safe, and regulations have become so strict, that few get genuinely awful crash ratings. So, when that rare new car emerges with a zero-star safety rating, it can be pretty ...

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA)’s New Car Assessment Program (NCAP) has fallen behind other ...

Changes are finally coming to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration's 5-Star Safety Ratings Program, also known as the New Car Assessment Program (NCAP). NHTSA recently announced the ...

The Indian government will put the new Bharat New Car Assessment Program (BNCAP) into action on October 1, 2023 ...

Give us back our physical buttons, the team at the European New Car Assessment Program demands of automakers in a recent statement. Targeting Tesla, the European safety watchdog is requesting that ...

The agency is proposing that new US-sold vehicles adhere to the pedestrian standards of the European New Car Assessment Program, with specific injury limitations set in a 25-mph crash test.

The New Car Assessment Program supports the Department's National Roadway Safety Strategy, which aims to reduce serious injuries and deaths on U.S. highways and streets.

Under new standards the European New Car Assessment Program plans to introduce in 2026, automakers will have to use separate physical buttons, dials or levers for critical functions such as turn ...

The National Transportation Safety Board has urged another government agency to mandate that new cars have intelligent speed assistance technology in them.

The latest NCAP guidelines could encourage automakers to ditch touchscreens for physical buttons and switches. The European New Car Assessment Program, or Euro NCAP as it's known, has announced ...

Unfortunately for any Brazilian customer living with a Citroen Aircross, it failed to muster a single star during Latin NCAP (New Car Assessment Program) evaluation.