Xiaomi’s first electric car, the SU7, is already making a mark in China. Not only is it a best-seller, but it has also earned the highest safety score under C-NCAP’s 2024 testing protocols. With an overall 5-star rating and a 93.5% safety score, the SU7 has outperformed many other vehicles, proving its strong focus on safety.
Xiaomi SU7 C-NCAP Crash Test Results
The Xiaomi SU7 Max variant was tested under China’s New Car Assessment Program (C-NCAP), where it scored:
- Occupant Protection: 94.31%
- Active Safety (ADAS): 95.25%
- Pedestrian Protection: 90.42%
These scores put it above the average safety ratings of other cars tested by C-NCAP.
What Makes the Xiaomi SU7 So Safe?
The SU7 is loaded with safety features, including:
- Seven airbags
- Eleven cameras
- Three radars and twelve ultrasonic sensors
- One LiDAR sensor (Max variant)
- 360-degree safety systems
It also has a strong steel-aluminum alloy chassis, designed to absorb impact while keeping passengers safe. The advanced ADAS features, including Automated Emergency Braking (AEB) and lane-keeping assist, help in avoiding accidents.
A New Benchmark for EV Safety?
With its high safety score, Xiaomi SU7 has set a new standard for electric vehicles in China. Whether it's crash protection, driver assistance, or pedestrian safety, the SU7 delivers impressive results.
Would you consider an EV like the Xiaomi SU7 for its safety? Let us know!
