5 Most unsafe made-in -India cars in 2023! Which one do you drive?
The safety of a car is one of the most important factors to consider when buying a new vehicle. In India, there have been a number of high-profile accidents involving cars that have been rated poorly in crash tests. This has raised concerns about the safety of some of the most popular cars on the market. Here we give the 5 most unsafe made-in-India cars based on the Global NCAP crash tests. So if you are thinking of buying one, you should know which one you are not buying for sure!

1 Maruti Suzuki Ignis

In the updated Global NCAP crash test protocol for India, Ignis scored 1 star in adult occupant safety and 0 star for child occupant protection. The main problems with the Ignis’ safety performance are its weak structure and lack of side impact protection. The car’s bodyshell is not very strong, and it does not offer good protection in the event of a side impact collision. The Ignis also lacks side airbags, which could help to protect occupants in the event of a side impact crash.

2 Maruti Suzuki S-presso

This model of Maruti Suzuki scored 1 star in adult occupant safety and 0 star for child occupant protection in the updated Global NCAP crash test. This means the car is not safe if it happens to be involved in a crash.

3 Maruti Suzuki Wagon R

Just like its other sisters Ignis and S-presso, Wagon R too scored very low on the updated Global NCAP crash tests. It scored only 1 star in adult occupant safety and 0 star for child occupant protection. Thus it is not a car you would want to be in if you happened to have an accident.

4 Renault Kwid

The Renault Kwid is a popular hatchback in India. It is a small, affordable car that is often seen as a competitor to the Tata Nano. However, the Kwid has also been rated poorly in crash tests. In the latest round of tests by the Global NCAP, the Kwid scored one star each for adult occupant protection and child occupant protection.

5 Maruti Suzuki Swift

This is one of the most popular car models of the company Maruti. Customers just lap up this car but this is really not a good car when it comes to the safety of the passengers inside it. This model too scored very low on the updated Global NCAP crash tests. It scored only 1 star in adult occupant safety and 1 for child occupant protection.

It is important to note that these are just a few of the Indian cars that have been rated poorly in crash tests. There are many other cars on the market that are also not very safe. It is always important to do your research before buying a car, and to make sure that the car you choose has good safety ratings.