This van was deemed unsafe. It completely lacks active security.
“It lacks the basic safety features that consumers have come to expect from a recently released model,” the experts said.
ANCAP emphasizes that there are no autonomous emergency braking and lane-keeping assist systems, resulting in a Safety Assist score of 7.0%.
Also, this car is considered a low level of protection for adult passengers and vulnerable road users.
In crash tests with front offset, full width front offset and tilt strut, a Mitsubishi Express driver can sustain serious chest injuries.
Potential points of strong knee contact were also noted. Another alarming result is significant side door deformation during side impact and pillar tests, which can result in partial ejection.
ANCAP also highlights the high risk of neck injury during the whiplash test due to poor headrest design. Incidentally, the Express does not have a side airbag to protect the chest on the passenger side, a front airbag for the center passenger, and a center airbag to protect against side collisions.
Experts have named one of the most unsafe cars (video: YouTube)
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