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VinFast VF6 And VF7 Bharat NCAP Test: Vietnamese EVs Secure 5-Star Safety Ratings

Vyom Patil by Vyom Patil
January 21, 2026
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VinFast VF6 and VF7 Bharat NCAP crash test showing frontal and side impact results with both electric SUVs securing 5-star safety ratings

VinFast VF6 and VF7 electric SUVs during Bharat NCAP frontal and side impact crash tests.

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VinFast VF6 and VF7 Bharat NCAP test results are finally here, and the Vietnamese automaker has delivered exactly what Indian buyers demanded top-tier safety credentials. Both electric SUVs have secured the maximum 5-star ratings from India’s official vehicle safety assessment programme, positioning them among the safest EVs currently available in the Indian market.

The Bharat New Car Assessment Programme (Bharat NCAP) conducted crash tests on India-spec units manufactured at VinFast’s Thoothukudi facility during November 2025. The results, published in January 2026, validate VinFast’s engineering capabilities in one of the world’s most competitive automotive markets.

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VinFast VF6 And VF7 Bharat NCAP Test: Complete Scorecard

Understanding crash test scores requires careful analysis. Here’s exactly how the VinFast twins performed across critical safety parameters based on official Bharat NCAP fact sheets.

VF6
VF7
VF6
VF7

Adult Occupant Protection Scores

ParameterVinFast VF6VinFast VF7
Overall AOP Score27.13/32.0028.54/32.00
Star Rating (AOP)⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Frontal Offset Deformable Barrier Test11.13/16.0012.54/16.00
Side Movable Deformable Barrier Test16.00/16.0016.00/16.00
Side Pole Impact TestOKOK

Child Occupant Protection Scores

ParameterVinFast VF6VinFast VF7
Overall COP Score44.41/49.0045.25/49.00
Star Rating (COP)⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Dynamic Score22.41/24.0023.25/24.00
CRS Installation Score12.00/12.0012.00/12.00
Vehicle Assessment Score10.00/13.0010.00/13.00

The VF7 edges ahead of its smaller sibling in both adult and child protection categories. Both EVs achieved perfect scores (16.00/16.00) in side impact tests, demonstrating robust structural integrity where it matters most.

Quick Pros & Cons: VinFast VF6 And VF7 Bharat NCAP Test Results

✅ Pros

AspectDetails
Overall Safety RatingMaximum 5-star rating for both AOP and COP
Side Impact ProtectionPerfect 16.00/16.00 marks on both EVs
CRS InstallationPerfect 12.00/12.00 score all reference child seats passed
Head & Neck Protection‘GOOD’ rating for both driver and passenger
Side Child ProtectionPerfect 4.00/4.00 scores for both age groups
Standard Safety TechESC, Pedestrian Protection, SBR standard across all variants
Indian ManufacturingMade in India at Thoothukudi, Tamil Nadu

❌ Cons

AspectDetails
Driver Chest ProtectionRated ‘WEAK’ on both VF6 and VF7
Driver Right Shin (VF6)‘MARGINAL’ rating lower than VF7’s ‘ADEQUATE’
Passenger Chest ProtectionOnly ‘ADEQUATE’ rating on both models
Vehicle Assessment (COP)10.00/13.00 room for improvement
No Thorax Head AirbagSide head (thorax head) airbag not available
No Centre ISOFIXISOFIX only on 2nd row outboard seats
VF6
VF7

VinFast VF6 Bharat NCAP Test: Detailed Breakdown

The VinFast VF6 entered testing at 2,252 kg crash test weight. The 5-star rating applies to all three variants: Earth, Wind, and Wind Infinity.

Body Region Protection Ratings (Frontal Offset Test)

Body RegionDriverPassenger
HeadGOOD ✅GOOD ✅
NeckGOOD ✅GOOD ✅
ChestWEAK ⚠️ADEQUATE
Upper Leg/KneeADEQUATEADEQUATE
Lower Leg/Tibia (Left)GOOD ✅GOOD ✅
Lower Leg/Tibia (Right)MARGINALGOOD ✅

Frontal Offset Deformable Barrier Test

During frontal collision simulation, the VF6 provided ‘Good’ protection to head, neck, and feet regions. However, the driver dummy’s chest protection was rated ‘Weak’, while passenger chest received an ‘Adequate’ rating. The driver’s right shin showed ‘Marginal’ protection.

Side Impact Performance

The VF6 excelled in lateral collision tests with a flawless 16.00/16.00 score in the side movable deformable barrier test. The side pole impact test was rated ‘OK’, with head injury assessment values remaining significantly below Bharat NCAP’s critical threshold of 700.

Child Safety Assessment

Child DummyFrontal ScoreSide ScorePosition
18-month-old6.83/8.004.00/4.00Rear-Facing
3-year-old7.58/8.004.00/4.00Rear-Facing

Both child dummies achieved perfect side impact protection scores using Joie Every Stage FX i-SIZE child restraint systems.

VinFast VF7 Bharat NCAP Test: Why It Scored Higher

The VF7 had a gross vehicle weight of 2,493 kg during testing. The 5-star rating covers all five variants: Earth, Wind, Wind Infinity, Sky, and Sky Infinity.

Body Region Protection Ratings (Frontal Offset Test)

Body RegionDriverPassenger
HeadGOOD ✅GOOD ✅
NeckGOOD ✅GOOD ✅
ChestWEAK ⚠️ADEQUATE
Upper Leg/KneeADEQUATEADEQUATE
Lower Leg/Tibia (Left)GOOD ✅GOOD ✅
Lower Leg/Tibia (Right)ADEQUATEGOOD ✅

Superior Frontal Protection Metrics

The VF7’s additional size translated to better crash energy management, scoring 12.54/16.00 in the frontal offset test compared to VF6’s 11.13/16.00. The electric SUV offered ‘Good’ protection to tibias and feet alongside head and neck areas. However, driver chest protection was rated ‘Weak’. Notably, driver’s right shin protection received an ‘Adequate’ rating versus ‘Marginal’ on the VF6.

Enhanced Child Protection Scores

Child DummyFrontal ScoreSide ScorePosition
18-month-old7.25/8.004.00/4.00Rear-Facing
3-year-old8.00/8.004.00/4.00Rear-Facing

The VF7 achieved a perfect 8.00/8.00 frontal score for the 3-year-old child dummy — the maximum possible. Both models secured perfect CRS installation scores (12.00/12.00), ensuring compatibility with standard ISOFIX child seats on second-row outboard positions.


Standard Safety Equipment: VinFast VF6 And VF7 Specifications

Based on official Bharat NCAP fact sheets, both electric SUVs share identical safety equipment configurations.

Complete Safety Equipment Matrix

CategoryFeatureDriverPassengerRear
Frontal ProtectionFrontal AirbagStandardStandardN/A
Frontal ProtectionBelt PretensionerStandardStandardStandard
Frontal ProtectionBelt Load-limiterStandardStandardStandard
Frontal ProtectionKnee AirbagStandardN/AN/A
Side ProtectionCurtain AirbagStandardStandardStandard
Side ProtectionChest AirbagStandardStandardN/A
Side ProtectionPelvis AirbagStandardStandardN/A
Child ProtectionISOFIX (2nd Row Outboard)N/AN/AStandard
Child ProtectionAirbag Cut-off SwitchN/AAutomaticN/A

Safety Assist Technologies (Standard Across All Variants)

TechnologyStatus
Electronic Stability Control (ESC)Standard
Pedestrian Protection (AIS-100)Standard
Seat Belt Reminder — All Seats (AIS-145)Standard

Both models also offer variant-dependent Level 2 ADAS features including Adaptive Cruise Control, Auto Lane Changing Assist, Emergency Lane Keeping Assist, and Automatic Emergency Braking.


CRS Installation Assessment: Compatible Child Seats

Both VinFast models achieved a perfect 12.00/12.00 CRS installation score. All reference child seats including Peg Perego Viaggio, Roemer Baby Safe (ISOFIX), Bébé Comfort, Graco Cadeira Nautilus, Cybex Solution M-Fix, and Joie Every Stage FX i-SIZE passed installation assessment across applicable seating positions.

VinFast VF6 And VF7 Bharat NCAP Test: How They Compare To Competitors

The Vietnamese manufacturer joins a select group of EVs with 5-star Bharat NCAP credentials, competing against MG ZS EV, MG Windsor EV, Tata Curvv EV, Hyundai Creta Electric, and Mahindra BE 6.

Ratings Applicability By Variant

ModelApplicable VariantsAssessment Period
VinFast VF6Earth, Wind, Wind InfinityNovember 2025
VinFast VF7Earth, Wind, Wind Infinity, Sky, Sky InfinityNovember 2025

Price And Variant Information

ModelVariant CoveragePrice Range (Ex-showroom)
VinFast VF6Earth, Wind, Wind Infinity₹16.49 – ₹18.29 Lakh
VinFast VF7Earth, Wind, Wind Infinity, Sky, Sky Infinity₹20.89 – ₹25.49 Lakh

The VF7 Sky and Sky Infinity variants feature all-wheel-drive configuration with dual electric motors producing combined output of 348 bhp making the VF7 one of the most affordable AWD electric SUVs in India.

What The ‘Weak’ Driver Chest Rating Means

While 5-star ratings capture headlines, the ‘Weak’ driver chest protection finding deserves transparent examination. During frontal offset collisions, chest compression on the driver dummy exceeded optimal thresholds, indicating higher rib injury probability compared to vehicles achieving ‘Good’ ratings.

This finding is not unique to VinFast — several established manufacturers have received similar ratings across various NCAP programmes. Modern vehicle structures are optimised for multiple crash scenarios, and achieving perfect scores across every body region remains engineering challenging. Prospective buyers should factor this information into their decision-making.

VinFast’s India Manufacturing And Market Position

Both tested units were manufactured at VinFast’s Thoothukudi facility in Tamil Nadu, confirming that India-spec vehicles meet identical safety standards as global variants. The plant currently operates at 50,000 units annual capacity, with planned expansion to 1.5 lakh units.

Mr. Tapan Ghosh, CEO of VinFast India, stated that the 5-star ratings mark an important milestone underscoring the quality and safety standards of VinFast’s electric vehicles in India. The company has emphasised continued investment in product improvement and expanding its dealer network to 35 outlets alongside 15,000 charging stations through strategic partnerships.

Motors77 Verdict: VinFast VF6 And VF7 Bharat NCAP Test Assessment

The VinFast VF6 and VF7 Bharat NCAP test results deliver the reassurance Indian consumers demanded from a relatively new market entrant. Achieving maximum 5-star ratings on locally manufactured units validates VinFast’s engineering credibility.

The standout performance in side impact testing (perfect 16.00/16.00 on both vehicles) and near-perfect child protection scores make both EVs compelling choices for family buyers prioritising safety. Perfect CRS installation compatibility ensures peace of mind when travelling with young children.

However, the ‘Weak’ driver chest protection rating across both models represents an area requiring attention in future updates. Buyers should understand that not every body region achieved maximum protection scores.

For the price points offered — particularly the VF6 starting below ₹17 lakh — the combination of 7 airbags, comprehensive ADAS, and validated 5-star crash protection represents genuine value. The VF7, offering AWD capability with 5-star safety from ₹20.89 lakh, strengthens VinFast’s positioning against established players.

These results position VinFast as a credible safety-first alternative in India’s evolving EV landscape.

Source: Official Bharat NCAP Fact Sheets | Test conducted: November 2025 | Results published: 2026

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