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MESSRING has successfully completed and commissioned a state-of-the-art crash test facility for Indian vehicle manufacturer Mahindra in the southern state of Tamil Nadu. The newly built facility meets the highest international standards and enables all relevant crash tests for both conventional and electric vehicles.
Volvo has further refined its renowned dynamic steering system with a new function that can detect a tire blowout and immediately take action to keep the truck safely on the road. The new generation of Volvo Dynamic Steering is designed to detect a front tire puncture and in a split second automatically mitigate the impact by assisting the driver to keep the truck on a steady course. The system reduces the side forces that a sudden loss of tire air pressure can create in the case of a flat tire.
Starting this year, KNCAP will conduct an evaluation of Pedal Missapplication Prevention Systems (PMAPS). Prior to this, the Samsung Traffic Safety Research Institute released the results of analysis of pedal missapplication accident characteristics.
For these new ASEAN NCAP AEB scenarios, 4activeSystems provides a comprehensive solution with the 4activeMC-AMT and 4activeFB-small high-fidelity motorcycle target and platform. These changes mark a critical evolution in safety testing for Southeast Asia and underline the commitment to reducing the disproportionate number of motorcycle-related fatalities in the region.
The bonnet height of new cars in Europe is increasing year on year, driven by the growth in SUV sales, putting all road users at risk, warns new research from T&E, supported by the FIA Foundation. The report 'Ever-higher: the dangerous rise of bonnet height, and the case to cap it' identifies that the average new car bonnet height is increasing by half a centimetre a year, reaching 83.8 cm in 2024, up from 76.9 cm in 2010, across the EU, the UK and Norway.
Latin NCAP has published the protocols for 2026 - 2029. The current versions are available via the following links at 
Faster, more decisive action from America's top vehicle safety regulator is needed to reverse a drastic escalation in fatal crashes on the nation's roadways, David Harkey, president of the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, said at a congressional hearing on June 26.
Florida Polytechnic University and Applus+ IDIADA have established a strategic partnership to expand educational and research opportunities on an international scale. The collaboration builds upon both institutions' shared commitment to innovation, especially in the fields of electric, connected, and autonomous vehicle technologies.
The 18th edition of the Safest Car Crash Test Awards, organized by CESVI ARGENTINA, highlighted the models with the best price-safety ratio and the highest level of protection among all models launched in 2024. Hyundai HB20 (Car), Renault Kardian (Compact SUV and Gold Car) Toyota Corolla Cross (Midsize SUV), Volkswagen Amarok (Pickup), Renault Mégane E-Tech (Electric), Toyota Yaris (Silver Car), and Volvo C40 (Safety Excellence) were the winners.
Jeniot Technology Center, located in Pero on the outskirts of Milan, Italy has undergone a comprehensive transformation through an extensive renovation project that has redefined every aera of the facility. Already a benchmark for experimentation and training in the insurance and technology sectors, the Center offers now an even more immersive and representative experience of the innovation that drivers the group's daily operations.
On July 1, 2025, the National Transportation Safety Board issued its 
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration released new data estimating a notable decrease in people killed in crashes in the first three months of 2025. NHTSA projects that traffic fatalities declined about 6.3% in the first quarter, with 8,055 lives lost. This is the 12th consecutive quarterly decline in fatalities, and the estimated quarterly fatality rate is the lowest in six years.
