The advertisement claims that the Megane has a five-star Euro NCAP rating
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Global NCAP, the global automobile safety guardian, has written to Carlos Ghosn, the chairman and CEO of Renault, to withdraw a Renault Megane III advertisement with immediate effect. The advertisement shown in Uruguay claims that the car has received a five-star rating in the European New Car Assessment Programme (Euro NCAP). As per Global NCAP, the Euro NCAP ratings cannot be used in Latin America where only Latin NCAP ratings apply.
“For the last five years, the Latin NCAP has been carrying out independent safety ratings. In the…
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