CUPRA RAVAL earns Euro NCAP’s top five-star safety rating
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At a glance
- The CUPRA RAVAL received Euro NCAP’s highest five-star rating under the organization’s revised 2026 safety protocol.
- It scored 72% for safe driving, 77% for crash avoidance, 91% for crash protection and 95% for post-crash safety.
- Optional equipment combining predictive adaptive cruise control with front cross-traffic alert contributed to the rating.
The CUPRA RAVAL has received Euro NCAP’s top five-star safety rating, giving the brand’s electric city car a strong result under the organization’s new 2026 assessment framework.
The updated protocol places greater emphasis on how safety systems perform in real-world conditions. It assesses protection before, during and after a collision, with attention to driver-assistance technology, occupant protection and post-crash support.
The RAVAL scored 72% in Safe Driving, 77% in Crash Avoidance, 91% in Crash Protection and 95% in Post-Crash Safety. Optional equipment combining Predictive Adaptive Cruise Control with Front Cross Traffic Alert helped the model secure the five-star result.
The vehicle also includes Autonomous Emergency Braking, lane-keeping assistance and systems that monitor traffic around the car. CUPRA says the model’s sensor architecture and safety features are designed to identify potential hazards early, protect occupants and vulnerable road users, and provide assistance after an incident.
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