Euro NCAP has given out some awards for June for both cars and technology.

Both the Honda CR-VHonda CR-V Gen.4Japan, 2012 > present34 versions
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and Citroën C4 PicassoCitroën C4 Picasso 2France, 2013 > present55 versions
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received five-star awards. 

The CR-V received a 93% rating for occupant protection, 74% for child protection, 68% for pedestrian protection and 66% for safety assist technology. 

The C4 Picasso received an 86% rating for occupant protection, 88% for child protection, 68% for pedestrian protection, and 81% for safety assist technology. 

It also gave awards to Mitsubishi'sMitsubishiJapan, 1917 > present72 models
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Forward Collision Mitigation technology. It is a radar-based autonomous emergency braking system that uses front-mounted radar to scan 200m ahead. When it detects a risk of collision, the system issues a visual and audible warning and pre-fills the brakes. If the driver does not respond, the system begins braking moderately. If the driver still does not respond, the system can bring the car to a complete stop. It is currently available on the Mitsubishi OutlanderMitsubishi Outlander Gen.3Japan, 2013 > present27 versions
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.

Finally, Fiat's City Brake Control also received an award from Euro NCAP, which is also an autonomous emergency braking system. It works at between 5km/h and 30km/h and uses Light detection and ranging at the front of the car to scan 10-12m ahead. It works similar to the Mitsubishi system with first a warning, then pre-filling the brakes and finally stopping the car. It is available on the Fiat PandaFiat Panda Gen.3Italy, 2011 > present24 versions
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and 500LFiat 500L 1.4 16V Pop StarItaly, 2012 > present5 photos
.

Euro NCAP's next tests will be on September 4.