Pakistan's Dedicated Automobile Blog
Despite lacking the required facilities, Pakistan will finally adopt the international safety standard regulations to ensure that the vehicles being assembled in the country meet the global standard.
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8 years ago Pakistan officially adapted to Euro-2 emission standards almost 12 years after it was phased out globally. Today we are 20 years behind compared to the rest of the world as far as emission standards are concerned.
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Almost 25 years ago, the German engineering giant Bosch introduced the groundbreaking Electronic Stability Program (ESP®), which it launched with the Mercedes-Benz S-Class in 1995. Since then, ESP® has been keeping vehicles safely on track, also in critical situations.
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Japan is becoming the first country in the world where automakers must ensure to equip all new vehicles with automatic headlamps. This comes in response to cases of elderly pedestrians and cyclists being hit in traffic at dusk because drivers had not switched on their headlamps.
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Honda has announced the development of a new passenger front airbag technology which has been designed to better protect occupants in a wide range of frontal collisions. Honda plans to begin applying its airbag design to new products in the United States in 2020.
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The 3-second rule for regular vehicles and 5-second rule for bigger vehicles is something that everyone should practice, in order to stay in the safe braking zone and avoid accidents.
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Japanese automaker Toyota said it will begin introducing two key safety features in its cars- Automatic Park and Auto Engine Shutoff from 2020 onwards.
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Find out which local assembled cars come equipped with airbags as standard and which cars come without any airbags in Pakistan.
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From 2022, all new cars sold in Europe are to be fitted with Speed Limiters and other mandatory safety equipment
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