Toyota Land Cruiser 250 / Prado CRASH TEST

The all-new Toyota Prado has achieved a five-star ANCAP safety rating across its model line-up following its introduction to the Australian and New Zealand markets last month.

Rigorous local testing highlighted strong performance across all four key assessment areas, including scores of 85% for Adult Occupant Protection, 89% for Child Occupant Protection, 84% for Vulnerable Road User Protection, and 82% for Safety Assist.

In the demanding frontal offset head-on crash test, the level of protection offered to the majority of critical body regions of the driver and front passenger was Good with the exception of the driver’s lower leg and chest where protection was rated as Adequate and Marginal respectively. For the two child dummies seated in the second row, protection was Good and the Prado achieved maximum points.

The Prado is equipped with active collision avoidance features capable of detecting other vehicles, pedestrians, cyclists and motorcyclists, with Good performance recorded across the majority of on-track test scenarios.

“The new Toyota Prado delivers a robust level of safety that aligns with the expectations of fleet buyers and everyday consumers. This is yet another strong result with the new generation Prado demonstrating Toyota’s continued focus on safety across its model line-up,” said ANCAP Chief Executive Officer, Carla Hoorweg.

Source : ANCAP

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