A few days ago, C-NCAP released the evaluation results of Toyota Asia Lions.
Not surprisingly, the Toyota Asia Lion 2.0L luxury model has received a five-star safety rating in the C-NCAP evaluation. After all, in the current market, it is like news that C-NCAP has not scored five stars.
However, in the specific subdivision test, the performance of Toyota Asia Lions was not so perfect. There was even an embarrassing situation that the occupant protection score rate that consumers are most concerned about is lower than the average level of the model.
Among them, the active safety scoring rate, Toyota Asian Lions scoring rate is 100%; pedestrian protection rate is 86.53%, far exceeding the average of 70.53%.
However, in the occupant protection scoring rate, the Asian Lion’s scoring rate was 85.48%, which was lower than the average of 88.81%. However, because of the excellent scores in the other scoring items, the Asian Lions’ comprehensive score rate was 87.8%, which exceeded the five-star line by 84.6%, and received a five-star safety evaluation.
However, the consumers who bought the car are naturally concerned about the protection of the occupants. As a result, the Asian Lions were below the average line, which is somewhat different from the expectations of many netizens.
In the specific evaluation items, the occupant protection collision test, the evaluation results show that the safety index of the occupants in the car at the time of a collision is 50.546 points, a full score of 60 points, which is also the largest loss of points for Asian Lions.
Thanks to the perfect equipment of the side airbags, the Asian Lions seat belt reminder and side curtain air curtains received a full score of 5 points for the extra points.
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In addition, on April 10 this year, FAW Toyota’s new A+ class sedan, the Asian Lion, was officially launched, with sales of 142,800 to 179,800.
The positioning of the new car is based on the relationship between Corolla and Asia Dragon. Its length and width are as high as 4720/1780/1455mm, and the wheelbase has increased by 50mm compared to Corolla. The entire system comes standard with a 2.0L inline four-cylinder naturally aspirated engine with a maximum power of 171 horsepower and a peak torque of 205 N·m. It is matched with a 10-speed CVT transmission.
But for such a long Corolla, many netizens on the Internet do not buy it, believing that the car is almost at the bottom of its class in terms of configuration and power, except for the high price.
Sales data show that after the launch in April, the sales of Asian Lions increased from 4,000 to a peak of 6,807 in June. In July and August, the sales were 4221 and 2509, respectively, and the sales decline was obvious.
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