Tata Safari and Harrier: First Cars to Receive 5-Star Safety Rating in India

In a significant milestone for automotive safety in India, Tata Motors' popular SUVs, the Safari and Harrier, have become the first vehicles to receive the highest safety rating of five stars for both adult and child occupant protection under the Bharat New Car Assessment Programme (Bharat-NCAP).

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Bharat-NCAP: India's Own Safety Evaluation Protocol

Launched in August 2022, Bharat-NCAP is India's independent safety performance evaluation protocol for automobiles. Benchmarked against the best global standards, Bharat-NCAP aims to enhance road safety and vehicle safety standards beyond mandatory regulations.

Union Minister Nitin Gadkari Lauds Tata Motors' Achievement

Union Minister for Road Transport and Highways, Nitin Gadkari, expressed his delight at the achievement of Tata Motors. He congratulated the company for receiving the coveted five-star certification, recognizing their commitment to introducing the safest vehicles on Indian roads.

Tata Motors' Commitment to Safety

Shailesh Chandra, Managing Director of Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles Ltd and Tata Passenger Electric Mobility Ltd, emphasized the importance of safety as a core value for the company. He highlighted that the Bharat-NCAP certification with a five-star rating is a testament to Tata Motors' dedication to improving vehicle safety holistically.

Built on Renowned Platforms

The Safari and Harrier SUVs are constructed on the OMEGARC architecture, derived from Land Rover's renowned D8 Platform. These vehicles also hold the highest five-star GNCAP rating, further demonstrating their exceptional safety features.

Tata Motors' achievement in securing the five-star Bharat-NCAP rating for the Safari and Harrier SUVs is a significant step forward in promoting road safety in India. By providing customers with credible and objective safety evaluations, Bharat-NCAP empowers informed decision-making and encourages the preference for safer vehicles on Indian roads.