The Maruti Suzuki Victoris (priced from Rs 10.50 lakh, ex-showroom) has become the maiden SUV from the brand’s stable to bag a full five-star rating from Global NCAP. It obtained 33.72 out of 34 for adult occupant protection, while it managed to score 41 out of 49 for child occupant protection and hence, is indicative of excellent structural integrity, together with standard safety features, provided in all key trims. The passive safety package of the SUV includes multiple airbags and a reinforced cabin structure. This article discusses how these safety systems and design choices have worked towards making such impressive test scores possible.
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Active safety: ADAS And Driver Aids
What made the
Victoris score high is the availability of the level-2 ADAS. However, it is offered in select trims. Features in this suite comprise automatic emergency braking (AEB) with pedestrian detection, curve speed reduction, adaptive cruise control, and lane keep assist, among others. There is also high beam assist, blind spot monitoring, lane change alert, as well as rear cross traffic alert. When effectively integrated, these have a substantial effect on reducing collision risks, hence, enhancing occupant safety. The Victoris also has a 360-degree camera setup that will aid low-speed manoeuvres.
Passive Protection: Airbags, Brakes And Structure
Maruti Suzuki puts a standard six-airbag package in this tested configuration, along with disc brakes on all four wheels and dual-channel ABS. Per scores from Global NCAP, this vehicle presents a strong survival space, offering effective load paths and a reinforced cabin structure. The combination of multiple airbags, together with a strong crash structure, and advanced braking technology leads to the Victoris having an impressive adult occupant protection rating.
Child Safety
Global NCAP noted the Victoris' strong child protection provisions which effectively include ISOFIX child seat mounts, clear child-seat instructions, and a number of restraint options. These features enabled scores for child occupant protection to be impressive. The COP result reflects both the quality of the physical anchor points and the correct child-restraint fitment that is available across tested variants.
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What This Means For Buyers
For customers, the Victoris’ five-star score means that Maruti has been able to seamlessly fuse advanced active safety systems with strong passive safety features—an important milestone for the brand in setting new frontiers of occupant protection.
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