The 2023 baleno has a new body and high strength steel. This has not been tested, so we can't comment. They don't give their cars for ncap testing due to doubts about the accuracy. Ncap..especially gncap is a non profit org...or so they claim. Testing is done via 2 methods. 1. The manufacturers give their cars and bare all costs of the test.2. Gncap acquires these cars and test them randomly. Question_ as a non profit, do they spend the money and aquire these cars for tests or do rival manufacturers send these cars to gncap for testing... an dwe all know how that works out...There have been reports where manufacturers who have sent their cars to gncap for testing have received 4 stars and above and about a year later, the same cars have been acquired by gncap without any changes or modifications and have received 3 stars or less... I think we can all do the math on that ourselves...I agree that checking for car safety is a very important aspect but we also need to dig deeper before slapping down any manufacturer.Corruption exists in all shapes and forms and in any and every organisation... so unless we have solid facts, we can't comment.There are people who make videos of front impact accidents where the good and engine have been destroyed and nothing has happened to the passenger section, but the comments read, 'see how easily it has been crushed..such bad build quality'... We have to understand the science behind a crumple zone before we crumple our faces on something so basic..