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The Omoda 5 earned a five-star safety rating from Euro NCAP last year

That’s high praise for the upcoming Chery sub-brand

Car parts shattering, and hopefully not bones. SCREENSHOT FROM EURO NCAP

The up-and-coming Omoda 5 crossover will dazzle the roads of Metro Manila very soon in October. Before the brand’s arrival in our market, the Chinese lifestyle marque wants to hype up its flagship model by showcasing its crash test results.

The extra airbag coming out of the center is a needed welcome. SCREENSHOTS FROM EURO NCAP

The European New Car Assessment Program (Euro NCAP) tested the Omoda 5 in 2022, but the results still apply to its latest model year. The Omoda 5 scored an overall five-star rating, with 87% in both adult and child occupant protection. This is due to the standard seven airbags surrounding the cabin and the high-strength steel frame that can withstand up to 1,800MPa for crash force.

For those mindful of cyclists. SCREENSHOTS FROM EURO NCAP

In terms of preventing an accident, the Omoda 5 showed promise in its advanced driver-assist systems. The autonomous emergency braking system sufficiently stopped the vehicle in time, even with a moving obstacle and pedestrian. Other features such as speed limit recognition, driver monitoring, and emergency lane-keeping system earned the crossover an 88% score.

These safety features are in place so that you won't end up like this in the real world. PHOTO FROM OMODA

Omoda Philippines is confident that its halo crossover will cultivate a new legion of Omoders by launch day, and its approval by the Euro NCAP is hopefully a key to its future success in a sea of other Chinese CUVs.



Justin Young

Justin loves cars of all forms. Molded by motoring TV shows and Internet car culture, he sees the world from a different perspective that not many get to see every day.



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