When your family members or loved ones are out there, driving through the chaotic city roads or even on highways, you feel concerned about their safety right? All you want at that point in time is for them to be safe and return home well and healthy. To make you feel less concerned the cars you drive are first tested for their safety features by Global NCAP. In order to make sure that the vehicles are safe they are tested in various conditions. In this blog, we will analyze how the Honda Amaze Safety Rating was determined. So, fasten your seat belts, and let us start. But before heading forward we need to make a pit stop and understand,
What is Global NCAP?
Global New Car Assessment Program or as we call it Global NCAP is a program launched by the United Nations to help number reduce the number of road accidents and improve the safety of vehicles. The Global NCAP conducts various tests in various situations to make sure that the vehicle is safe enough. Global NCAP has protocols for assessments which may differ from country to country but the main protocols are:
- Adult occupant protection – The car’s ability to protect drivers and passengers from frontal, lateral, or rear impact as well as whiplash is the basis for the Adult Occupant Protection score.
- Child occupant protection – This evaluation judges the basis of whether the vehicle is compatible with various child restraints of various sizes and designs such as CRS installation score. It also makes sure that it has ISOFIX anchorages for child seats.
- Safety features – It is checked whether the vehicle possesses the required safety features to prevent any kind of incident. These features include ESC, ABS, etc.
Honda Amaze NCAP rating by Global NCAP.
Honda Amaze secures 27.85 out of 34.00 or 2 stars out of 5 stars for adult occupants and 8.58 out of 49.00 or 0 stars out of 5 stars for child occupants in the test taken by Global NCAP. Let’s understand the reason behind these scores in detail.
Specifications of the Tested Car :
| Tested Model | Honda Amaze |
| Body type | 4 door sedan |
| Year of test | 2024 |
| Crash test weight | 1030 |
| Made in | India |
| Test Valid for | Indian and African market |
Adult Occupants Protection :
The Adult Occupants Protection score is decided based on 3 different tests, let’s analyze them in detail.
- Frontal offset deformable barrier test – The protection provided to the head and neck of the driver and passenger was good, while chest protection was adequate. Marginal Protection for the knees of both passengers. Good protection was given to the tibias of both passengers.
- Side movable deformable barrier test – Good protection was seen to the head and pelvis, while the chest showed marginal protection and the abdomen showed adequate protection.
- Side pole impact test – No side pole impact test was taken because there was no side head protection available even as optional.
With this test Honda Amaze Safety rating for adult occupants was given 27.85 out of 34.00. Here is a diagrammatical representation of the test :
Child Occupants Protection :
The Child Occupant Protection score is determined based on the safety features installed in the car for children’s safety for two age groups that is an 18-month-old child and a 3-year-old child which is called Dynamic score, other tests CRM installation and Vehicle assessment score. Let’s understand this better.
- Dynamic score
- For 18-month-old
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- The front score was 0.00 out of 8.00.
- The side score was 0.00 out of 4.00.
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- For 3-year-old
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- The front score was 0.11 out of 8.00
- The side score was 4.00 out of 4.00
- CRS installation – It secured 4.48 out of 12.00
- Vehicle Assessment score – It secured 0.00 out of 13.00.
With all this added up, the Honda Amaze NCAP rating secured 8.58 out of 49.
Safety Features :
Frontal Crash Protection
| Driver | Passenger | Rear | |
| Frontal airbag | Yes | Yes | – |
| Belt pretensioner | Yes | Yes | No |
| Belt Load limiter | Yes | Yes | No |
| Knee airbag | No | No | – |
Side Crash Protection
| Driver | Passenger | Rear | |
| Side head curtain airbag | No | No | No |
| Side chest airbag | No | No | No |
| Side pelvis airbag | No | No | No |
Child Protection
| Driver | Passenger | Rear | |
| ISOFIX | – | No | Yes |
| Integrated CRS | – | No | No |
| Airbag cut-off switch | – | No | – |
Now, that we are done with our analysis of how the Honda Amaze NCAP Rating was done by Global NCAP. Let’s see some of the Key Specifications and Key features of the Honda Amaze.
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Key Specification of Honda Amaze :
| Specification | Description |
| Engine (cc) | 1199 cc |
| Torque | 110 Nm |
| Mileage | 18.65 – 19.46 kmpl |
| Fuel | Petrol |
| Power | 89 bhp |
Key Features of Honda Amaze :
- Parking Sensor
- Fog lights
- ADAS
- Automatic Climate Control
If you are someone who prefers looks, style, and class with cutting-edge technology over safety then this a car for you. With its sleek, stylish look, and high technology this car is certainly a head-turner, but there is a lack of safety features which is a reason for concern, if the Honda Amaze wants to be at the top of the market it has to include safety features as well along with its sleek, stylish look.
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FAQs
1. Is the Honda Amaze a safe car?
The Honda Amaze comes with dual airbags, ABS with EBD, and ISOFIX as standard, so it covers the basics well. It scored 4 stars in the Global NCAP crash test, which makes it reasonably safe for its segment.
2. Which Honda car has a 5-star safety rating?
Globally, many Honda cars like the CR-V and Civic have earned 5 stars. In India, the 5th-gen Honda City has received strong crash test ratings and is considered one of Honda’s safest sedans here.
3. How strong is Honda Amaze?
The Amaze is built on Honda’s ACE body structure, which distributes crash impact better. It feels solid enough for daily use and highway runs, though it’s still a compact sedan, not as heavy as bigger cars.
5. Is Amaze better than Dzire?
Amaze offers stronger safety and Honda’s reliability, while the Dzire wins on mileage and Maruti’s service network. If you want refinement and a sturdier feel, Amaze makes sense; if you want fuel efficiency and lower upkeep, Dzire is the pick.










