According to GNCAP, the Bolero NEO achieved only one star in both child and adult safety ratings. The tested model comes equipped with two airbags as standard and has secured low ratings on multiple fronts, including structure, footwell area, chest protection and more.
Mahindra Bolero NEO: Points scored
As per Global NCAP’s report, the Bolero NEO secured 20.26 points out of the maximum 34 for adult protection.Whereas for the child protection ratings, it got 12.71 points out of the maximum 49 – thereby getting just one star rating in both parameters.
The Bolero Neo has got a rather shocking rating as compared to other SUVs in the Mahindra stable due to lack of features such as three-point seat belts for all passengers, side airbags for passengers, seat belt reminders for rear passengers and more.
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Mahindra Bolero NEO GNAP rating: Mahindra’s statement
“We at Mahindra are committed to delivering vehicles that ensure the safety and satisfaction of our customers and users. The Bolero Neo is the trusted utility vehicle of choice in India, owing to its robust build, highly dependable nature, and its innate capability to handle a variety of usage conditions. Bolero Neo has always complied with safety regulations that have been introduced over time and continues to be fully compliant with the latest Indian safety standards. As we are constantly innovating and improving our vehicles to exceed safety regulations, we want to assure our customers and stakeholders that Mahindra has significantly enhanced safety features in all our recent launches. Models like the Thar, XUV700, XUV300, and Scorpio-N, have been recognized with high safety ratings of 4 and 5 stars by the Global NCAP, reflecting our ongoing commitment to safety. We value the trust our customers place in us and are dedicated to upholding it through continual advancements in vehicle safety and technology.”