Alfa Romeo Giulia, Ateca Seat and Volkswagen Tiguan received the highest score of five stars in the latest crash tests and safety of EuroNCAP.

Alfa Romeo Giulia, Seat and Volkswagen Tiguan Ateca have successfully completed the last test EuroNCAP crash safety. All of them have obtained the highest score granted by this European body: the precious five stars.

He Alfa Romeo Giulia has obtained excellent results, particularly as regards the Adult occupant protection, with a percentage of 98 percent, near the highest rating. On child safety, the Alfa Giulia receives a score of 81 percent, while protecting pedestrians deserves a note of 69 percent. The lowest note is for security assistance systems Italian saloon 60 percent, however the Alfa Giulia series as assistants equipped with autonomous emergency braking, the overspeed warning system or lane departure.

Seat Volkswagen Tiguan vs Ateca, what is safer?

They are brothers Platform, But will they be equally safe? The latest wave of results allows us to compare EuroNCAP safety Seat newcomer Ateca against a reference SUV segment as Tiguan.

Both Ateca Seat and Volkswagen Tiguan receive maximum score of five stars, However, a closer look at their individual assessments allows us to differentiate between one another SUV. Volkswagen Tiguan wins the battle to Ateca Seat as regards the adult occupant protection: 96 percent the German model compared to 93 percent Spanish SUV.

dead heat in protecting the little ones. Both Ateca Seat and Volkswagen Tiguan receive Rating 84 percent as it regards child safety with a adequate protection both dummys six and ten years old installed in the child restraint systems suitable.

As regards the protection offered to pedestrians, Volkswagen Tiguan wins but only just: 92 percent versus 91 percent of Seat Ateca. Here we appreciate the Volkswagen Tiguan equipped with an active bonnet which is slightly raised is struck.

In the last paragraph valued by EuroNCAP, the security assistance systems, Volkswagen Tiguan again exceeds the Seat Ateca. While the Volkswagen SUV receives a score of 68 percent, the newcomer Ateca conforms to 60 percent. The difference here lies mainly in that the Tiguan offers standard warning system lane departure, that corrects the path, while in the case of Ateca but this system is available as an option.