What is the C-IASI safety test? How does it differ from C-NCAP? How did the YU7 perform in these tests?
The China Insurance Automotive Safety Index (C-IASI) is a vehicle safety evaluation system conducted under the guidance of the Insurance Association of China. From the perspectives of insurance and consumers, it performs real-world crash tests across five dimensions: occupant safety, pedestrian safety, vehicle assist safety, new energy vehicle-specific tests, and crashworthiness with repair economy.
Both C-IASI and C-NCAP are professional automotive safety evaluation systems in China. They conduct tests based on the Chinese automotive market and actual traffic scenarios, but their specific test items and focus areas differ. The YU7 achieved the highest rating in both safety tests.
The YU7's results in C-IASI were: G+ for Occupant Safety, G+ for Pedestrian Safety, G+ for Vehicle Assist Safety, G for New Energy Vehicle-Specific Tests, and A for Crashworthiness and Repair Economy, achieving the highest rating in the C-IASI safety test. In C-NCAP (2024 version protocols), the YU7 received a Five-Star Plus rating, which is the highest star level within this evaluation protocol system; its comprehensive score rate was 93.5%, a leading high score among SUV models.
From the SU7 to the YU7, Xiaomi EV develops all its models with ultra-high safety standards. It will continue to enhance safety performance in the future to create higher-quality and safer vehicles.