- LADA Azimut Crossover Crash Test exceeded national safety requirements.
- The crossover achieved safe results in both impacts.
LADA confirmed on July 16 that its Azimut crossover has successfully completed a series of crash tests conducted as part of the state certification process. According to the company, the new crossover performed beyond the country's national passive safety requirements, demonstrating strong occupant protection in both frontal and side-impact evaluations required for certification.
Frontal crash test exceeded required safety standards
The Azimut crossover completed a frontal collision test against a deformable barrier with a partial overlap at a speed of 56 km/h. The evaluation was carried out in accordance with UN Regulation No. R94. During the impact, the front airbags deployed correctly, while measurements recorded by the crash test dummy sensors remained entirely within safe limits. Both crash test dummies stayed inside the designated "green" safety zone throughout the assessment.
Side-impact evaluation confirmed occupant protection
The vehicle also successfully passed a side-impact crash test performed at 50 km/h under the requirements of UN Regulation No. R95. During the evaluation, the side curtain airbag effectively protected the driver's head while supporting the entire crash test dummy. Test measurements confirmed that the dummy remained within the safe "green" zone, demonstrating compliance with the required occupant protection standards.
LADA Azimut crash test summary
The following table summarizes the key crash test results announced by LADA.
LADA Azimut Crossover State Certification Crash Test Results
| Test | Specification | Result |
|---|---|---|
| Frontal Crash Test | 56 km/h, Partial Overlap, UN Regulation R94 | Airbags deployed correctly; dummies remained in green safety zone |
| Side-Impact Crash Test | 50 km/h, UN Regulation R95 | Side curtain airbag protected occupant; dummy remained in green safety zone |
The successful completion of these certification tests indicates that the Azimut crossover satisfies the required safety benchmarks while exceeding national passive safety standards. The announced results demonstrate effective occupant protection performance in both frontal and side-impact crash scenarios evaluated during the certification process.
Frequently Asked Questions
What were the results of the LADA Azimut crossover crash tests?
The LADA Azimut crossover successfully completed the crash tests required for state certification and exceeded national passive safety requirements. It passed a frontal crash test at 56 km/h under UN Regulation No. R94 and a side-impact crash test at 50 km/h under UN Regulation No. R95. During both evaluations, the airbags functioned correctly, crash test dummy measurements remained within safe limits, and all recorded values stayed in the designated green safety zone.
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