Maruti Suzuki Fronx Scores Just One Star in ANCAP Crash Test, Raising Safety Concerns
The India-made Maruti Suzuki Fronx, a popular crossover SUV sold across more than 80 countries, has received a disappointing one-star safety rating in the latest crash tests conducted by the Australian New Car Assessment Program (ANCAP). The result has raised serious concerns about the vehicle’s occupant safety, particularly for rear-seat passengers.
The Fronx is currently sold in Australia and New Zealand under the Suzuki brand. Despite its strong global sales and modern design, the model performed poorly in key safety parameters during ANCAP testing.
Poor Performance Across Key Safety Categories
According to ANCAP’s official report, the Fronx scored:
48% in Adult Occupant Protection
40% in Child Occupant Protection
65% in Vulnerable Road User Protection
55% in Safet...









