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ANCAP Quick Fact: How are safety ratings calculated?

ANCAP Quick Fact: How are ANCAP safety ratings calculated?

25 September 2015

ANCAP Quick Fact: How are safety ratings calculated?

To achieve an ANCAP safety rating - of whichever star rating level - a vehicle must:

  • achieve minimum scores in each of the physical crash tests; and
  • meet minimum requirements for the inclusion of key safety features and safety assist technologies (SAT).

Active SATs can help prevent, or minimise the impact of, a crash.

For more information please visit our Crash Testing Explained information page.

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