Auto News: Honda has recently launched a video that shows the security system for Honda Civic Hatchback appears 2012th in the video, the latest-generation Honda Civic is currently a test crash test.
How autoevolution reported on Sunday October 16, 2011, test crash test was the latest security technology system that can only be found in the 2012 Honda Civic Hatchback the security system is sophisticated and modern than the security system already used in other Honda cars.
Of the overall results, safety features in the Honda Civic Hatchback as the Advanced Compatibility Engineering (ACE), the body is developed that is deliberately designed to prevent damage to cabin provided. It was also the Collision Mitigation Braking System (CMBS), which serves to give warning to the driver.
Further, with the latest technology that can contribute to accidents and brakes and more attention in the use of safety belts. In addition, this car also offers pedestrian protection with sophisticated features, so that when hitting a pedestrian is not very fatal.
In terms of safety, Honda has always been a high-tech crash test facility in Tochigi, Japan. There we can have this 2012 Honda Civic Hatchback on a vehicle that is a different size and direction of the maximum speed crash. That's what we have to offer the best security for consumers, said the chairman of the Civic development, Mitsuru Karaiya.
How autoevolution reported on Sunday October 16, 2011, test crash test was the latest security technology system that can only be found in the 2012 Honda Civic Hatchback the security system is sophisticated and modern than the security system already used in other Honda cars.
Of the overall results, safety features in the Honda Civic Hatchback as the Advanced Compatibility Engineering (ACE), the body is developed that is deliberately designed to prevent damage to cabin provided. It was also the Collision Mitigation Braking System (CMBS), which serves to give warning to the driver.
Further, with the latest technology that can contribute to accidents and brakes and more attention in the use of safety belts. In addition, this car also offers pedestrian protection with sophisticated features, so that when hitting a pedestrian is not very fatal.
In terms of safety, Honda has always been a high-tech crash test facility in Tochigi, Japan. There we can have this 2012 Honda Civic Hatchback on a vehicle that is a different size and direction of the maximum speed crash. That's what we have to offer the best security for consumers, said the chairman of the Civic development, Mitsuru Karaiya.
