Safety

Volvo Cars is poised to redefine the electric vehicle landscape with the launch of its new ES90, the company’s most powerful car to date - in computing capacity.

Nissan has enhanced safety testing for its flagship EV the Ariya with assessments that go beyond regulatory requirements.

European testing organisation Euro NCAP has rated the Volkswagen ID. Buzz with 5 stars in its latest vehicle safety test results.

Volvo will equip its upcoming all-electric EX90 with a newly introduced driver understanding system, aimed at minimizing crashes.

In a bid to prove that Tesla batteries catch on fire, Paris-based Axa Insurance staged a test using a Tesla Model S without the battery and installed “pyrotechnics”...

A new study by AutoInsuranceEZ in the US has found that petrol vehicles are many more likely to catch fire compared to EVs.

The European New Car Assessment Programme has awarded the 2021 Renault Zoe its worst possible score with zero stars.

A report from IDTechEx has analysed how different manufacturers had to recall their electric vehicles due to faulty batteries that could eventually lead to a fire and where...

Volvo Cars has announced that its next fully electric flagship SUV will have industry-leading safety technology as standard, including LiDAR, RADAR, cameras and ultrasonic sensors.

The Škoda Enyaq iV and Volkswagen ID.4 have both been awarded a top five-star rating by the Euro NCAP safety assessment programme, making them two of the safest...