Toyota Aygo 3 doors since 2009 hatchback

Toyota Aygo 3 doors, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2012, 2013: Laborater Assessment of the Car Safety: Rating in points, report on the conducted test (photo and video of the crash test)
68%
Driver and passengers
53%
Pedestrians
73%
Children-passengers
71%
Active security system

Driver and passengers. General score 25 | 68%

Frontal blow (10.8 points)

 crash test
Driver
 Passenger safety
Passenger
crash test assessment - Excellent
 Krassh Toyota Aygo 3 doors since 2009 - Good
 Satisfactorily - Satisfactorily
Badly - Badly
Very bad - Very bad
Head
Contact of the driver's head with a pillow of safetystable
Contact of the passenger head with a pillow of safetystable
Breast
Passenger departmentstable
Front rack displacement24mm
Shift of the steering wheel back39mm
Steering wheel offset45mm
Breast contact with the steering wheelyes
Upper part of the legs, knees and hip area
Contact with solid elements of the front panelSteering column with position adjustment and protective casing; egnition lock
Point loads on kneesSteering column with position adjustment, as well as a protective casing; egnition lock
Lower part of the leg and foot
Compression of the recess for the legsno
The displacement of pedals backbrake pedal - 140mm
The displacement of the pedals upclutch pedal - 12mm

Side collision with a car (6.3 points), and with a pillar (6.5 points)

 collision with a car
Automobile
side collision with a pillar
Pillar
Headbrush pillowyes
Pillow for breastsyes

Back in the back (protection of the spine) (points)

toyota Aygo 3 doors since 2009
Description of the chairStandard, manual adjustment in 4 positions
Type of the headrestpassive
Geometric assessment0
Testing
- A strong blow1,4
- Average blow0,9
- A weak blow0,7

Children-passengers. General score 36 | 73%

Child up to 18 months
Mark of the chairritax-RFrontal blow
Roof group0+The movement of the head forwardprotected
Locationface backAcceleration of the headmaximum rating
Fasteningadult seat beltsStress on the chestweak
Side blow
 Toyota Aygo 3 door assessment since 2009Protection assessment8,6Fixation of the headprotected
Marking assessment4Acceleration of the headmax rating
Assessment of mounting2
A child over 3 years old
Mark of the chairritax-RFrontal blow
Roof groupIThe movement of the head forwardprotected
Locationface forwardAcceleration of the headmaximum rating
FasteningISOFIX fastening with a safety cableStress on the chestmaximum rating
Side blow
 Protection assessment12Fixation of the headprotected
Marking assessment4Acceleration of the headmax rating
Assessment of mounting2
Assessment of the car3Prevention of the presence of airbagText and graphic icon are applied on both visors

Pedestrians. General score 19 | 53% system act. Security General score 5 | 71%

safety of pedestrians
Toyota Aygo 3 doors since 2009 - Excellent
 Good - Good
Satisfactorily - Satisfactory
Speed \u200b\u200blimiterThe presence was not evaluated
Excurs stability system (ESC)3
Alarm about unknown seat beltsTwo: driver and front passenger
Head13,2
Hip area0
Legs6

Protection of adult passengers:

In the frontal collision, the Toyota Aygo reaction was the same as that of the Citroën C1 car tested in 2005, so the data was used in the implementation of this test. In the frontal impact, the passenger salon Toyota Aygo retained integrity. However, the driver’s chest department was injured in a collision with the steering wheel, so the model lost additional points. Sensors on the mannequin showed good protection of the knees and hips of the front riders. However, the inspection of the dashboard showed that some parts and elements represent the risk of injury, depending on the growth of the person and the position in which he was. The deformation in the area of \u200b\u200bthe legs was minimal, but the testers noted that the brake pedal was blocked and moved back, thus increasing the risk of injury to the driver and feet of the driver. Side airbags, which were only optionally available until 2013, became the standard on all models. The sensors showed that the seats and head restraints have a very low protection of the cervical spine in the event of a rear clash.

Safety of passenger children

Based on the indications in the frontal and lateral tests, Aygo scored the maximum number of balls for protecting a 3-year-old child, the mannequin sat in the children's chair, which was recorded by the ISOFIX mount, the use of which is currently not standard equipment, but which will become this in July 2013. The movement of the head forward and to the sides did not exceed the norm. In both tests, they received confirmations that parts of the interior do not damage the mannequin. A passenger airbag can be disabled to allow the use of children's seats back.

Pedestrian protection

The bumper scored the maximum number of points, providing good protection of the foot of pedestrians in all trials. However, the front edge of the hood did not score a single point.

Pedestrian protection

The electronic course of course stabilization (ESC) is currently an additional option, but will be standard equipment on all models in July 2013. The system meets the requirements of Euro NCAP. The signaling devices of the unhealthy seat belt in the driver’s chair are included in the standard package, and for the front passenger it will become a standard only in July 2013. There are no alarms for the rear riders, as well as the speed restriction device.

General information about the car

Tested model Toyota Aygo 1.0 High Grade, model with left -hand drive
Type of body hatchback (5 doors)
Year of data publication 2012
Equipped mass, kg 845 kg
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Safety system equipment:

Front seat belts There is
Front seat belts load limiters There is
Front Pillow of Safety of the driver There is
Passenger front pillow There is
Side airbags Standard since July 2013
Side pillows for head safety pillows Standard since July 2013
Driver's knees pillow Not
The system of dynamic stabilization Standard since July 2013
Reminder of unsatted seat belts Standard for the driver, standard for the front passenger - since July 2013

Video Crash test