Honda Amaze Third Generation Bharat NCAP Crash Test Results Out: Check Ratings

Japanese automaker Honda has today shared the crash test ratings of the third-generation Amaze. Sharing this update the company shared that the Amaze 3rd gen has secured 5-star ratings for adult occupant protection, and 4-star ratings for child occupant protection under the Bharat NCAP crash test programme. The results place the new Amaze in the same safety bracket as the top-rated models in the compact sedan segment.

The third generation Honda Amaze was tested under BNCAP protocols, which include frontal and side impact assessments, along with child restraint installation checks.

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In the frontal offset deformable barrier test, the Amaze scored 14.33 out of 16 for adult occupant protection. In the side movable deformable barrier test, it scored 14.00 out of 16 adult occupant protection. These contributed to an overall adult dynamic score of 23.81 out of 24, with total adult occupant points at 28.33 out of 32.

The structure and footwell were marked stable, with the vehicle capable of taking further loadings. Honda equips the sedan with six airbags, belt pretensioners, load limiters and electronic stability control compliant with UN and AIS regulations.

The Amaze secured 40.81 out of 49 points in child occupant protection. Using Honda Baby & Kids i-Size CRS with ISOFIX and leg support: For the 18-month-old dummy it secured 7.81/8 ratings for frontal impact and it secured 4/4 ratings for side impact. For the 3-year-old dummy it secured 8/8 ratings in frontal impact and 4/4 ratings in side impact. CRS installation scored a full 12/12, while the vehicle assessment score stood at 5/13. ISOFIX mounts, airbag cut-off switch, rear door child locks, and seatbelt reminders are offered across all tested variants.

With 28 safety features now standard, Honda states that the new Amaze has been engineered for more demanding crash protocols.

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In Bharat NCAP crash tests the Dzire had secured:

The Amaze third gen has secured:

Both sedans are pretty evenly matched in terms of safety with the Maruti Suzuki Dzire having a slight edge over the Honda Amaze in BNCAP tests.

Kunal Behl, Vice President, Marketing & Sales, Honda Cars India Ltd., said, “We are delighted that the new 3rd Generation Honda Amaze has earned a 5-star safety rating for Adult Occupant Protection and 4-star safety rating for Child Occupant Protection from Bharat NCAP. Honda’s first in segment and most affordable ADAS (Advanced Driver Assistance System) on the Honda Amaze further enhances collision prevention and aligns seamlessly with Honda’s global vision of enhancing safety for everyone.”