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XPeng G9 SUV earns 5-star safety rating from Euro NCAP
© Reuters. XPeng (XPEV) G9 SUV earns 5-star safety rating from Euro NCAP
Chinese electric vehicle maker, XPeng Motors (NYSE:) announced Wednesday that the international model of their XPeng G9 SUV has received a five-star 2023 safety rating from Euro NCAP.
The five-star safety rating system by Euro NCAP is designed to assist consumers, families, and businesses in easily comparing vehicles and selecting the safest option suited to their requirements. These tests, mirroring real-life road dangers, set the benchmark in Europe for thorough automotive safety evaluations.
The XPeng G9’s rating acknowledges its advanced body structure and extensive passive safety features, specifically engineered to safeguard passengers during collisions. These innovations collaborate to handle crash forces, diminish impact acceleration, and decrease the likelihood of injuries to occupants.
This achievement follows XPeng’s five-star safety rating for the international model of the XPeng P7 in October, marking their second five-star rating this year.
“Receiving a five-star rating from Euro NCAP for both the P7 and now the G9 is testament to the quality of our vehicles, especially given the 2023 test’s even higher standards.” Said XPeng Co-President, Brian Gu.
Shares of XPEV are up 4.26% in mid-day trading on Wednesday.
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