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Safety and Security of Tata Safari in Nepal

Airbag Count: 7 Airbags

Higher variants of the Safari come equipped with 7 airbags, including a driver-side knee airbag. This is a significant step up from the base 6-airbag standard (Driver, Passenger, Side, and Curtain) which is mandatory across most trims.

ABS with EBD: Yes (Standard)

Anti-lock Braking System (ABS) combined with Electronic Brakeforce Distribution (EBD) is standard. It prevents wheel lock-up during emergency braking and ensures that braking pressure is distributed according to the load on each wheel.

Electronic Stability Control (ESC): Yes (Standard)

The Safari features an Advanced ESC that includes 17 additional safety functions, such as Brake Disc Wiping (for wet weather), Electronic Brake Pre-fill, and Hydraulic Fading Compensation, ensuring the car remains stable under extreme maneuvers.

Hill Start Assist: Yes

This feature holds the vehicle for approximately 2 seconds on an incline after the brake is released, preventing roll-back. It is complemented by Hill Descent Control on higher-spec trims for controlled crawling down steep slopes.

ISOFIX: Yes (Standard)

ISOFIX child seat anchor points are provided on the outer seats of the second row. This allows for the secure and rigid mounting of compatible child seats, which is crucial for achieving high child-safety ratings.

NCAP Safety Rating: 5 Stars (Global & Bharat NCAP)

The Tata Safari (and Harrier) scored a perfect 5-star rating for both Adult and Child Occupant Protection. It currently holds the highest safety score among Indian-made SUVs, tested under the more stringent 2024 protocols including side-pole impacts and ESC requirements.