Toyota Crown Sedan Gets Top Safety Score in Japan

Recently, the Toyota Crown luxury sedan was honored as the car with the highest safety score in 2024 by the National Automotive Safety Agency of Japan (NASVA).

NASVA is a prestigious organization in Japan and a partner of the US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) and the European New Car Assessment Program (Euro NCAP).

The tests conducted by NASVA are designed to simulate real-life crash scenarios at 50 km/h, and to comprehensively evaluate the protection of drivers, passengers, pedestrians, and the effectiveness of advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) both during the day and at night.

In the 2024 evaluation, the Toyota Crown sedan scored 188.39 points out of a possible 197, equivalent to 95% and was ranked 5 stars, the highest level in the NASVA system. Specifically, the model scored 92% in the collision protection criterion and up to 97% in the collision prevention criterion thanks to the new generation Toyota Safety Sense system.

In particular, the Toyota Crown sedan also scores highly in pedestrian safety. The car is equipped with a hood that can automatically pop up when a collision is detected to minimize injury to the person being hit.

In addition to the Toyota Crown, other models that were also highly rated by NASVA in 2024 include the Mazda CX-80 and Honda Civic (both scoring 94% of the total score), the Honda WR-V and Freed (90%), and the Suzuki Fronx (84%). Of these, the last two models were rated 4 stars for safety, while the remaining models achieved 5 stars.

Toyota Crown is a car line with special significance in the history of Japanese car manufacturers. The 16th generation of Crown was introduced globally in July 2022, marking a turning point with modern design and diverse configurations. Currently, Toyota Crown is sold in the Japanese market with 4 variants: Crossover, Estate, Sport and Sedan.

In the North American market, Toyota only distributes Crossover and Estate versions. 2025 also marks the 70th anniversary of the Crown line.

According to Toyota UK Magazine, the first Crown rolled off the production line on January 1, 1955 from the Koroma factory (Japan), with the entire mechanical system specifically designed to suit the operating conditions in this country at that time.

Video : See details of the new 2025 Toyota Crown sedan.

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