World-renowned carmaker Volvo is throwing its new luxury cars into a 30-meter moat. Apart from this, you must also be wondering what has happened that the company has to do this? Today we are giving information about this. The company is doing this so that rescue operations can be carried out in the event of any possible crash and all possible rescue operations can be carried out.

We wanted to help our Emergency Services develop new methods of extracting people after severe accidents, but our regular crash tests weren't enough. So, we had to think of something a little more extreme.... #ForEveryonesSafety pic.twitter.com/fMGF1A4HtU

— Volvo Car UK (@VolvoCarUK) November 13, 2020

The company also wants to test this, even if the car has an accident at high speed, then what will be the situation at that time? For crash testing, Volvo is dropping its brand new cars through a crane from a height of 30 meters for the first time, as people in the car are prone to serious injuries in such a situation. Due to this, the company has taken this unique method. In this regard, the company says that at the time of a road accident, the victims can be immediately taken out of the car and taken to the hospital for treatment. This test also becomes very important because of this.

A report will be made based on the crash test, which will be provided to the rescue workers. The company also says that based on the crash test, the rescue workers will be able to prepare the same preparation and strategy, how to deal with any kind of accident. While two-decade-old vehicles are used to train rescue workers, car companies have now decided to do crash testing with brand new cars. So far, Volvo has sacrificed 10 brand new cars for the crash test. While doing this test, the engineers of Volvo Cars decide how much pressure and force the vehicle should fall with, so that the level of its damage is correctly reported.

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