2024 Toyota Alphard Crash and Safety Tests

Discover the results of the 2024 Toyota Alphard's JNCAP crash and safety tests, evaluating its crashworthiness and overall vehicle safety performance.

Safety is paramount, especially for families! Join 4drivetime as we analyze the 2024 Toyota Alphard's performance in the rigorous JNCAP crash tests and explore its advanced safety features!

The Toyota Alphard/Vellfire received an overall score of 181.78 (out of 197), giving it a 4-star rating.

The Alphard/Vellfire received an A rank of 88.84 points (out of 89 points) in preventive safety, a B rank of 84.93 points (out of 100 points) in collision safety, and a score of 8 points (8 points) in accident automatic emergency notification system. It was evaluated as an advanced type with a perfect score).

Regarding collision safety, which resulted in a B-rank rating, the rating was 95% for full-wrap frontal collision, 95% for offset frontal collision, 100% for side collision, 93% for rear collision neck protection, and 100% for pedestrian leg protection. However, it was rated 61% for pedestrian head protection and 77% for seatbelt reminder.

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[zeroxzero]

Now crash using Euro NCAP level testing.

[yuaninigoguamos]

Vans are better, its because the engine is in the cab (some vans)

[Durple_fromsprunki]

Bro why did you destroy my favorite car😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢

[tashanglong]

This video presents a misleading impression, akin to a Japanese-style illusion.
The 100% frontal collision test employs a wall constructed of hollow steel reinforcement. Upon closer examination at reduced playback speed, one can discern slight undulations, indicating that the wall itself absorbs a significant amount of the impact energy. This is not representative of real-world collision scenarios.
In the 50% offset frontal collision test, the striking object is equipped with a metal buffer zone of approximately one meter in length. Despite this substantial cushioning element, the vehicle's body sustains severe damage, with the passenger compartment experiencing significant intrusion. This outcome raises questions about the vehicle's structural integrity and occupant protection capabilities.