The European New Car Assessment Programme’s (Euro NCAP) logo and star ratings have been in use since 1997 and have become internationally recognisable as a reliable indicator of independent consumer information about car safety.
Euro NCAP’s guidelines are intended to ensure that the organisation’s visual identity is used in an appropriate and consistent way. These guidelines are mainly directed at manufacturers and agencies that use Euro NCAP information and vehicle results in marketing campaigns.
From February 2009, Euro NCAP is launching a new more comprehensive rating scheme for crash-testing cars. This change in the rating scheme also requires an update in the communication of Euro NCAP’s results. All manufacturers with cars that were tested by Euro NCAP from 2009 and beyond will be now required to use a new overall rating logo. Please find the appropriate 2009 guidelines for your use:
All cars tested before 2009 should continue to use Euro NCAP’s guidelines for the Pre-2009 scheme. Please find the appropriate Pre-2009 guidelines for your use:
Any questions please don’t hesitate to contact Euro NCAP.
Guidelines Pre-2009
Guidelines for the use of Euro NCAP's visual identity and ratings