What does NCAP mean?

New Car Assessment Program (NCAP) or New Car Assessment Programme, is a car safety program tasked with evaluating new automobile designs for performance against various safety threats. NCAP tests new cars and gives them a safety rating of one to five stars. A rating of one star means people in the car would have a higher chance of being injured or dying in a crash and a rating of five stars means people in the car would have a much lower chance of being injured or dying in a crash.

NCAP is focused on the effects of various types of crashes on the people in the vehicle. The program uses crash testing to find out what happens to the car and the people in it when it crashes. Thus NCAP provides comparative information on the safety of new vehicles to assist consumers with vehicle purchasing decisions and encourage motor vehicle manufacturers to make safety improvements.

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