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Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], May 8 (/BusinessWire India): Skoda Auto India announced it will continue keeping its foot on the accelerator when it comes to safety of its customers. Globally, Skoda Auto has a 50-year-old legacy with crash tests and safety. A Skoda 100 L is the first documented crash test in Prague-Ruzyne in former Czechoslovakia in 1972. Currently, the company has a world-class, state-of-the-art Polygon test centre in Uhelnice, which has been awarded Crash Laboratory of the year 2020 by the Automotive Testing Technology International trade journal. And every global Skoda since 2008 has been rated 5-star by Euro NCAP.On Skoda's international record with safety, Johannes Neft, Skoda Auto Board Member for Technical Development said, "At Skoda, we use all our expertise in technical development to consistently improve the active and passive safety of our vehicles. Even our entry-level models offer numerous assistance systems that are usually only available in vehicles from higher vehicle classes. At the same time, our state-of-the-art crash laboratory Polygon Uhelnice provides the ideal setting to thoroughly test the safety of our models. This allows us to incorporate our findings into vehicle development at a very early stage. Achieving the highest score of 5-stars in the NCAP reference test and the Global NCAP test for crash safety for all Skoda model series tested since 2008 is an outstanding success."Skoda Auto Volkswagen India Private Limited (SAVWIPL) represents the passenger vehicle brands of the Volkswagen Group in India - Skoda Auto, Volkswagen, Audi, Porsche and Lamborghini. The Group offers customers in India the most desirable and widest range of designs, body styles and powertrains. And above all, safety.Christian Cahn von Seelen, Executive Director, Sales, Marketing and Digital, Skoda Auto Volkswagen India said, "We are proud to have raised the bar in terms of safety standards with each new vehicle we introduce. The common thread that binds all our products is the exceptional packaging in terms of dynamic drive, features that matter, comfortable ride and most importantly, unparalleled safety. In Skoda Auto's 2-decade legacy in India, the MQB-A0-IN platform is the first ever that was specifically developed for the country. The brand's INDIA 2.0 cars - Slavia and Kushaq - developed on this platform, had a high focus on localisation, lower costs of ownership and maintenance, while maintaining Skoda's dynamic driving traits and zero compromise on safety. We are confident that we will continue to win the admiration of Indian car buyers, especially those who are conscious about the well-being of their family and the friends they drive with. And while we ensure that our cars have the technology and features that make them the safest in India, all the systems work the best way in harmony with the seat belt worn."Skoda Auto India's announcement comes on the back of the Slavia sedan earning the tag of the highest rated car for safety in the Global NCAP crash tests among cars made in India. In the last quarter of 2022, the Kushaq SUV achieved the feat of earning top scores in the Global NCAP tests conducted then. What makes the achievement remarkable is that both these cars were tested under Global NCAP's newer, stricter crash-test protocols. Moreover, among made-in-India cars, these two are the only ones to earn a full 5-stars for both adults and child occupants. With the Kodiaq 4x4 that has earned a 5-stars for adult and child safety in the Euro NCAP, Skoda Auto India now boasts of a fully-tested, 5-star safe fleet of family cars for both adults and children.This furthers the cause of Safer Cars for India and is the key focus area for the company in its strategy in the country going forward.The company also hosted a Safer With Skoda Track Day at the NATRAX facility in Indore, Asia's largest vehicle testing centre. The event showcased the safety features of Skoda cars and included emergency braking manoeuvres and off-road abilities of the 4x4 range.Commenting on the focus on safety, Petr Solc, Brand Director, Skoda Auto India said, "The skeletal structure of our cars is laser-welded, comprising of high strength steel, and has been built to mitigate and absorb the impact of the crash. Which is why every Skoda, whether made for India, or made for the world is fully 5-star safe for adults and children. We believe that Safety is Invisible, till tested. While seatbelts and safety technology like airbags and ESC are all key components of a safe car, safety begins at the core, which is the body structure it is built on. That core is what makes a Skoda safe. Safety is at the core of our strategy and we will continue to build cars with this philosophy. Because nothing is more important than the safety of our customers and our families. And at Skoda, our customers are part of the Skoda family. This reflects Skoda's values of Safety, Family, Human Touch, around which we will continue to grow our brand in the Indian market."The Slavia and Kushaq are both equipped with up to 6 airbags, rain-sensing wipers, automatic headlights, tyre-pressure monitoring, multi-collision braking, anti-lock brakes, traction control, electronic stability control, ISOFIX mounts for child seats, Top Tether anchor points among others.While these are a mix of active and passive safety features, Skoda Auto India will lay further emphasis on the platform and skeletal structure of its cars. The company will hold this safety as its driving force in its future in the Indian market. Maintaining its current lead in safety and further honing advancements in body structure engineering and active and passive safety technologies is going to be the prime goal for Skoda Auto India.SKODA AUTO> is successfully steering through the new decade with the Next Level - Skoda Strategy 2030.> aims to be one of the five best-selling brands in Europe by 2030 with an attractive line-up in the entry-level segments and additional e-models.> is emerging as the leading European brand in important growth markets such as India and North Africa.> currently offers customers twelve passenger-car series: the Fabia, Rapid, Scala, Octavia, Superb Kamiq, Karoq, Kodiaq, Enyaq iV, Enyaq Coupe iV, Slavia and Kushaq.> delivered over 731,000 vehicles to customers around the world in 2022.> has been a member of the Volkswagen Group for 30 years. The Volkswagen Group is one of the most successful vehicle manufacturers in the world.> independently manufactures and develops not only vehicles but also components such as engines and transmissions in association with the Group.> operates at three sites in the Czech Republic; has additional production capacity in China, Slovakia and India primarily through Group partnerships, as well as in Ukraine with a local partner.> employs 45,000 people globally and is active in over 100 markets.SKODA AUTO INDIA> fascinating customers in India since 2001.> models offered in India - Slavia, Kushaq and Kodiaq> present in more than 140 cities across the country with over 240 customer touchpoints> recorded a triple digit growth of 125% with 53,721 units sold in 2022SKODA AUTO India website - www.skoda-auto.co.inSKODA AUTO India Communications Twitter Handle - @SKODAIndia_PRThis story is provided by BusinessWire India. will not be responsible in any way for the content of this article. 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