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VinFast: Safety Without Compromise in Design

When buying a car in today’s fast-paced world, safety features are becoming more and more important to consumers. Over 70% of drivers, according to Rocket Auto, are willing to spend extra for automobiles with advanced safety measures. People are searching for vehicles with cutting-edge systems that can safeguard them and their loved ones as traffic jams and collisions increase. Drivers are prepared to spend more money on cars that put their safety first, whether it be anti-lock brake systems or crash prevention. VinFast has made great efforts to guarantee that their cars are designed to safeguard since they recognize this need. In particular, two electric SUV models, the VinFast VF 8 and VF 9, have been designed to meet the 5-star standards specified by the ASEANNCAP; certification for both the NHTSA and EURO NCAP is now pending. VinFast is dedicated to offering cutting-edge safety measures so that drivers can travel with peace of mind. VinFast Global CEO Le Thi Thu Thuy states, “Safety has become paramount for car buyers in a rapidly changing world.” We are aware of the growing need for cars with cutting-edge safety systems that protect drivers and their families. Modern safety technology integration into our cars…

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1 year ago

How VinFast Provides Electric SUVs with the Greatest In-Cabin Experience

When it comes to buying an electric SUV, buyers are looking for a vehicle that not only has a stylish outside but also a roomy cabin with cutting-edge technology to meet their diverse needs. There are many different types of SUVs to pick from, whether you’re a young adult seeking something a little more roomy for road trips with friends or a first-time parent wishing to get a larger car with flawless safety features. Furthermore, the market for SUVs is seeing a steady increase in the popularity of electric SUV models, particularly as more consumers indicate that they would like to buy an electric car. In the 2022 J.D. Power U.S. Electric car Consideration Study, shoppers stated that they were “overall likely” to purchase an electric car, a two-point rise that has resulted in an impressive 61 percent of respondents. This increasing trend shows how buyers looking for efficient and environmentally friendly cars are becoming more and more interested in and confident in electric SUVs as a feasible and appealing option. SUVs are popular because of their size and functionality, but the inside space is equally as vital as the vehicle’s functionality. With its dedication to innovation and client happiness,…

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1 year ago

Over 50% Of American Homes Are Unprepared For Safe EV Charging

Range anxiety and long charging times are some of the more pressing challenges the electric vehicle industry faces today. But these aspects arguably overshadow some underlying issues that require equal, if not more attention, like a proportionate upgrade of the electricity grid, and the safety of electrical systems in homes. The Electrical Safety Foundation (ESFI) recently conducted a consumer survey to understand the compatibility of American homes with safe EV charging. ESFI discovered that more than 50 percent of US homes don’t have electrical systems ready for the continuous load that EV charging demands. 63 percent of respondents said that they scheduled a home inspection before installing electric vehicle supply equipment (EVSE), and 54 percent of homes required an electrical panel upgrade. Even though 75 percent of EV owners did not face any charging issues, eight percent of them had received an electrical shock. Using manufacturer-approved and certified charging equipment is vital in ensuring the safety of your home and your EV. InsideEVs recommends using EV charging equipment that adheres to safety standards from UL, ETL, TUV, or CSA, and buyers should ensure that the unit contains a printed label. EV charging often involves large quantities of current flow over…

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1 year, 2 months ago

The fire rate of electric vehicles is 61 times lower than that of gasoline vehicles

Only 25 out of 100,000 all-electric vehicles are likely to catch fire, compared to more than 1,500 gasoline vehicles and nearly 3,500 hybrid vehicles, according to research from National Transportation Safety Board data. American National Institute (NTSB). The rate of electric vehicles burning is extremely low The recent study was conducted by AutoInsuranceEZ, an American insurance company, based on data from the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB), Bureau of Transportation Statistics (BTS) and recall data. According to the US Government, vehicles with internal combustion engines have a significantly higher number of fires than fully electric vehicles. Accordingly, battery electric vehicles have only a 0.025% chance of catching fire, compared to 1.5% for internal combustion engine vehicles and 3.4% for hybrid vehicles. The study revealed that petrol and diesel vehicles experienced 1,530 fires per 100,000 vehicles, while only 25 out of 100,000 all-electric vehicles caught fire. This means that the fire rate of electric vehicles is only 1/61 compared to cars using gasoline and oil. In an interview with Forbes earlier this year, Richard Billyeald, CTO of Thatcham Research – the leading auto and motorbike insurance research center in the UK, said that electric vehicles generally have a lower risk of…

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1 year, 2 months ago

Charging an electric car in the rain is not dangerous

“Can the car charge when it rains?” is a question that many people still ask about the electric or plug-in hybrid vehicle segment. Companies say that charging when it rains is safe for people and vehicles, because electric vehicles and charging stations are thoroughly tested for safety under harsh conditions before they can be sold on the market. Water and electricity are a dangerous combination that can cause fatal accidents. Therefore, the vehicle’s battery and charging system are designed to be as watertight as possible, and integrate many additional technologies to protect against discharge, short circuit, etc. Each step of the charging process is carefully calculated to To protect the driver, electronic components must comply with strict rules set by safety organizations around the world, including the Ingress Protection (IP) standard, which indicates the level of dust/water resistance set. by the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC). The IP standard represents the level of dust and water resistance of electronic components, and is widely used around the world. According to IEC 60529 standards, dust resistance is expressed through the first number, 1-6, water resistance is the next number from 1-8, the higher the number means the more resistant to dust/water factors. big. …

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1 year, 3 months ago

Protect your child from hot car death with Vayyar Children Safety Protection Technology

At least 16 children have died in hot cars so far in 2023 in the US, bringing to more than 1,000 the number who have died that way during the past three decades. A moment of forgetfulness can be devastating. Experts and child-safety advocates have called for interior motion sensors in all vehicles. And to protect precious children, VinFast and Vayyar are working together to find the most optimal solution to protect children in all situations in the car. On January 7, 2023 in Las Vegas, USA, VinFast and Vayyar Imaging announced a cooperation agreement to improve safety standards and driving experience through the integration of radar technology in the cabin, helping to detect and warn Report a child left in the car. Vayyar was founded in 2011 by Raviv Melamed, Miri Ratner and Naftali Chayat. Raviv Melamed was previously Vice President of the Architecture Group at Intel and General Manager of Intel’s Global Mobile Wireless Group. The company is headquartered in Yehud. In the automotive industry, Vayyar provides safety solutions for cars, ADAS and motorcycles. Inside the vehicle, the technology supports applications such as Child Presence Detection (CPD) and enhanced seat belt reminders, while on the outside, sensors can…

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1 year, 3 months ago

Learn about the safety system on VinFast VF 8

VinFast VF 8 converges the breakthrough elements of an electric car from the future with an impressive design, powerful engine and outstanding intelligent features. In particular, the safety system on VinFast VF 8 car integrates superior technology, intelligent driving support, promising to bring customers interesting experiences on all roads. In complex traffic conditions, equipped with modern safety features will assist the driver in handling situations in time, avoiding collisions when moving. The safety system on VinFast VF 8 is applied automation technology with a series of outstanding operating support features to bring maximum safety. The smart and superior safety system on VinFast VF 8 helps the driver feel secure on every journey VinFast VF 8 meets international safety standards VinFast VF 8 meets safety standards from the most rigorous quality inspection programs such as: ASEAN NCAP 5*: New automotive safety feature assessment program for countries in Southeast Asia EURO NCAP 5*: European car safety assessment program With VinFast VF 8 car standards, safety is still one of the factors that VinFast puts on top in order to bring peace of mind and comfortable experiences to customers. The D-class electric SUV is equipped with advanced safety technologies aimed at achieving the…

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1 year, 3 months ago

Does a Safer Car Mean Lower Insurance Premiums?

Auto manufacturers are always looking for ways to make their vehicles safer, and they use the latest technology to lower the risk and consequences of an accident. Some insurance providers have taken note of these developments and may offer lower premiums as a result. But does a safer car automatically mean lower insurance premiums? And how do some of these features help reduce risk? Keep reading to find out. Can You Get Lower Insurance Premiums by Driving a Safer Car? Yes, many insurance providers will give you a discount if you drive a car fitted with certain safety features. However, these rates will vary depending on the provider and your vehicle type. What Do the Facts Say About Collision Avoidance Systems and Safe Driving? Insurance companies have a good reason for offering discounts, as these safety features make a difference. According to the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, a forward collision warning system can help reduce the number of front-to-rear crashes by 27%. Lane departure warnings may help to lower the prevalence of single-vehicle, sideswipe, and head-on crashes by 11%. How Does Collision Mitigation Technology Reduce the Risk of a Fatal Accident? Some collision mitigation techniques can reduce your risk of…

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1 year, 11 months ago

What You Need To Know About Driver Assistance Technologies

Driver assistance technologies can help you focus on the road and reduce your chances of a crash. In 2020, 38,824 Americans died in motor vehicle crashes—many of these crashes were tied to human error. Learn more about driver assistance technologies, how they can help you, and what you should know about these technologies when buying your next vehicle. Lane Departure Warning (LDW) This feature helps you stay in your lane and can be used in combination with adaptive cruise control. It uses laser technology to monitor whether you are staying within the lane, warning you when you drift out of it. The LDW system is often combined with collision warning and blind spot detection systems, but this isn’t always the case — some cars have LDW but no other driver assistance features! After just three years in operation, VinFast has managed to bring to market a midsize SUV/C-segment with basic self-driving and steering assistance features such as lane departure warning, blind spot warning, and rear cross traffic alert. These cutting-edge technologies help reduce collisions common in urban traffic, particularly in densely populated cities. Blind Spot Detection (BSD) Blind Spot Detection (BSD) is a feature that alerts the driver if there…

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2 years ago 1 Bình luận

What To Do After An Accident

So, you just got into an accident. For starters, don’t panic. I know that’s about as helpful as saying “don’t be depressed,” but listen for a moment. Take a long, slow breath. It’s okay if it takes a while to slow down enough. Focus on the feeling of your breath as you breathe in, long and slow. Breathe out, focusing on how it feels against your nostrils. Rub your forearms and hands, focusing on the physical sensation of your body being there, and being present. Hopefully, this has helped you to calm down and think for a little bit. Getting into an accident can be a rough ordeal. While a fender-bender can merely be an unpleasant interruption to your day, more serious crashes can put a hamper on your whole month. To that end, we’ve compiled a few tips for anyone who finds themselves in that situation. Please note that none of these suggestions are legal or medical advice. Everyone’s situation is different, and it would be impossible for a generalized article to give you useful medical or legal advice. Instead, we want to give you some general tips for ways to make sure your accident is as easily handled…

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2 years ago