Bharat-CAP 2025 shock test: Domestic Automaker Tata Motors’ Newly Introduced Variant, The Tata Nexon.ev 45, You Secured The Prestigious 5-Star Safety Rating the Bharat New Car Assessment Program (Bharat-Cap) On Wednesday, April 23. Within Lexoning Variation of the Lexoning, All-Existing Variation, This Lexoning, This Lexoning, This Lexoning, Lexoning, This Lexoning, This Lexoning, this lexoning, this lexoning, this lexoning, this lexoning, this lexoning, this lexoning, this lexoning, this lexoning. Security standards established by Bharat NCAP.
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The company launched the Nexon.EV 45 kWh last year, presenting a large battery variant. The car is equipped with a 45 kWh battery that supports a fast charge.
Tata Motors states that this car sacrifies a variety of up to 489 km in additional urban and urban conditions. The initial price of this variant of the Nexon.EV is RS 13.99 Lakh, while the upper variant is priceless of RS 17.19 Lakh.
What is Bharat Ncap?
Bharat NCAP is an automobile accident test agency launched by the Indian government in October 2023. Since its inception, the agency has granted security ratings to all vehicles sold in India. These grades are demonstrated separately for the protection of adult occupants and children, with fixed points for both categories.
According to Bharat NCAP criteria, a vehicle must obtain 41 points for child safety and 27 points for adult safety to obtain a 5 -star rating. The shock test process includes three tests: frontal impact, side impact and lateral impact tests of the pole.
