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# 2024 LDV T60 Max Maintains Five-Star ANCAP Safety Rating, But Concerns Loom
- URL: https://www.carexplore.com.au/2024-ldv-t60-max-maintains-five-star-ancap-safety-rating-but-concerns-loom/
- Published: 2024-10-01T15:38:21.000Z
- Updated: 2024-10-01T15:38:21.000Z
- Description: The 2024 LDV T60 Max retains its 5-star ANCAP rating from 2017, valid until the end of 2024. With scores like 14.46/16 for frontal-offset and 16/16 for side impact, it performed well. However, the lack of advanced safety tech on lower trims raises concerns about current standards.
- Author: Mehedi Hasan
- Tags: Car Questions, 2024, LDV, LDV T60 Max, ANCAP Safety Rating, Five Star ANCAP Safety, Crash Test Rating, Road Safety, Safety Rating, Australian Market, car safety, Safety

The 2024 LDV T60 Max continues to carry its five-star ANCAP safety rating, originally awarded in 2017\. However, with this rating set to expire at the end of 2024 and stricter testing protocols now in place, there are concerns about how the vehicle would perform under current standards.

## Key Safety Ratings:

- Overall ANCAP Rating:
- 5 stars (awarded in 2017, valid until the end of 2024)
- Frontal Offset Test: 14.46 out of 16
- Side Impact Test: 16.00 out of 16
- Pole Test: 2 out of 2
- Seat Belt Reminders: 3 out of 3
- Overall Score: 35.46 out of 37

## Key Safety Features:

- 6 airbags (front, front-side, and curtain)
- Reversing camera
- Rear parking sensors
- Fatigue reminder
- Attention Assist

## Additional Features on Higher Trims:

- Lane departure warning (Auto) on T60 Max Luxe
- A surround-view camera on T60 Max Luxe
- Front parking sensors on T60 Max Plus manual
- Autonomous emergency braking (AEB) on T60 Max Plus auto
- Lane-keep assist on T60 Max Plus auto

## Pros:

- Strong initial crash test performance in 2017
- Addition of AEB and lane-keep assist on top trim levels

## Cons:

- Lack of advanced safety features on lower trims
- Current safety rating based on outdated testing protocols
- No pedestrian or cyclist detection systems

## Final Comments:

While the LDV T60 Max maintains its five-star ANCAP rating, the automotive industry has seen significant advancements in safety standards since 2017\. The lack of certain advanced safety features on lower trims and the impending expiration of its current rating raises questions about its safety competitiveness in the current market.

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## Ending Statement:

As the LDV T60 Max approaches the end of its current ANCAP rating validity, potential buyers should consider the evolving landscape of vehicle safety standards and the importance of up-to-date safety technologies in their purchasing decisions.

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