Australasian New Car Assessment Program (ANCAP).
Launched in February 2011, the Holden Series II Captiva range was enhanced with the
introduction of six airbags – driver, front passenger, front side and curtain airbags - as standard on
all models, an electric park brake and Hill Start Assist technology to prevent “roll-away” on inclines.
These features were added to Captiva’s already impressive array of active and passive safety
technology including Electronic Stability Control system incorporating anti-lock braking, electronic
brakeforce distribution, brake assist, traction control and active rollover protection.
All Captiva models are also fitted with a descent control system which maintains a slow speed for
navigating steep downhill gradients.
Holden’s Vehicle Structure & Safety Integration Manager, Steve Curtis said it was great to receive
a local endorsement for this globally successful car.
"We’ve been very confident in the Captiva’s safety credentials, particularly after the Chevrolet
Captiva range was awarded a top five star rating from EuroNCAP in October,” Mr Curtis said.
“But it’s great to know that yet another Holden has earned the highest Australian safety rating."
Captiva 7 SX diesel joins the Commodore, Cruze and Barina range which have all been awarded
the maximum five star safety rating from ANCAP.
