The Indian automobile market and its trade opportunities are always open to auto companies abroad. That is why many foreign auto companies are operating in the country. Renault is one of those companies. The company will be launching 7-Sester Reneal Duster soon.

Soon the Renault India is preparing to launch a large version of their new SUV Duster in the Indian market, which can be presented by the name Boreal. This SUV is already available in the Global Market called Dacia Bigster. Now her Euro NCAP Crash Test report has surfaced.

According to the report, Dysia Bigster has received a 3-star safety rating in the crash test. Earlier, the same rating was also given to Desia Duster. Although this information is satisfactory for some people, some buyers will definitely have the question of whether it would be wisely to buy this SUV.

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How are the safety features?

Many important features have been included in the Dacia Bigster for the safety of the passengers. It has basic safety features such as 6 airbags, seatbelt pretenser and load limitor, isophics child seat anchors, front passenger airbag cut-off switch and seat belt reminder. In addition, advanced safety systems are provided, which include autonomus emergency braking (AAB) system, which works for the safety of car-to-car, bikers and pedestrians, features like speed assistance system, lane assist system.

Adult passenger safety

Dasia Biggster has scored 27.7 points, ie 69% of the passenger safety evaluation. In the frontal offset crash test, the passenger compartment was found to be stable. This testing describes the driver’s chest protection weak. The chest protection was given to the chest protection at a full-width barrier test, while the side barrier and pole impact test provided good protection to all the major parts of the body.

85% marks in children’s safety

Bigster has scored 42 points, ie 85% marks in the Child Resident Security Department. All the important organs of the child’s body were covered in frontal offsets and side barrier tests. The next passenger seat has been offered an airbag disable option, making it possible to safely use the children’s seat in the back. But, it does not have a child presented detection system, which can be considered a shortage.