Nowadays, buyers are looking for more safety features in their cars. Its only reason is that the car can withstand any external impact. The more protection it can provide to the driver and passengers inside, the higher the value of the model. In this case, how much a car is able to provide more protection, is known from the crash test of Global NCAP (GNCAP). However, India NCAP (BNCAP) has recently started conducting crash tests of vehicles following GNCAP norms in the country.
However, in a recent tragic accident, a Tata Motors SUV suffered an accident despite its 5-star rating. The model is twisted like a tin of clothes. It is not clear whether the passengers are alive or not.
Now the point is, just because a car has a 5-star rating doesn’t mean it won’t go bad if you drive it as you please. This accident has shown the importance of safe drive. The car was Tata Harrier facelift. In terms of safety, it is similar to the 7-seat model Tata Safari. It has high safety zones for both adult and child passengers. But despite this, the car is in such a bad condition.
Tata Harrier Facelift Accident
The accident was reported through a YouTube channel called ‘Prateek Singh’. How safe a car is, what features and performance – various reviews are done on this channel. According to sources, the incident took place in Jhansi, Uttar Pradesh. There were five passengers in it. Unfortunately, the three occupants of the back row died on the spot in the accident. The driver and the passenger next to the driver are hospitalized with serious injuries.
However, details about how the accident happened have not emerged. Another source claimed that five passengers are currently alive. Now they are fighting death in the hospital in critical condition. The veracity of such claims has not been verified. However, there is no chance of survival of the passengers due to the condition of the car. From the above it can be said that no matter how many safety features a car has, there is no substitute for safe driving to return home in a healthy state.
