The recently updated Tata Altroz has once again proven its safety credentials, securing a full 5-star rating in the Bharat NCAP crash tests. With this result, the Altroz joins Tata’s growing list of models to achieve the highest score, reaffirming the brand’s focus on safety.
Crash Test Results
In the Adult Occupant Protection (AOP) category, the Altroz scored an impressive 29.65 out of 32 points. The Child Occupant Protection (COP) score was even stronger at 44.90 out of 49 points. Notably, this is the ninth Tata car evaluated by Bharat NCAP so far, and all nine have earned the maximum safety rating. Interestingly, the pre-facelift Altroz had also received a 5-star rating under Global NCAP’s earlier test protocols back in 2020.
Adult Occupant Safety
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Frontal Offset Deformable Barrier Test: The hatchback scored 15.55/16. Driver protection for the head, neck, chest, and feet was rated ‘Good’, while leg protection was ‘Adequate’. For the front passenger, most areas were rated ‘Good’, with the right tibia getting an ‘Adequate’ score.
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Side Movable Deformable Barrier Test: Scored 14.11/16. The driver’s head and pelvis received a ‘Good’ rating, the abdomen was rated ‘Adequate’, while the chest scored ‘Marginal’.
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Side Pole Impact: All critical areas for the driver were rated ‘Good’, ensuring an overall safe performance.
Child Occupant Safety
The Altroz impressed in child safety as well, achieving:
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Dynamic Score: 23.90/24
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CRS (Child Restraint System) Installation: 12/12
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Vehicle Assessment: 9/13
For child dummies, the hatchback delivered strong results:
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18-month-old dummy: Frontal protection 7.90/8; side impact 4/4.
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3-year-old dummy: Frontal protection 8/8; side impact 4/4.
Standard Safety Kit
Tata has equipped the Altroz with a comprehensive set of safety features across all variants. Even the base model comes with six airbags, ABS, electronic stability control (ESC), and three-point seatbelts for every passenger. Higher trims add premium features such as a 360-degree camera, blind spot monitoring system, and tyre pressure monitoring system (TPMS).
Conclusion
With its latest Bharat NCAP rating, the 2025 Tata Altroz not only matches but builds upon its predecessor’s reputation as one of the safest hatchbacks in India. For buyers prioritising safety without compromising on features, the Altroz facelift continues to stand out as a compelling choice.
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