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Tesla Cybertruck received a 5-star rating in the NHTSA safety standard tests.

20 February 2025| Number Of Visitors 1,506

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has awarded the Tesla Cybertruck an overall five-star safety rating. Although the Cybertruck did not achieve perfect scores in every test, it received four-star ratings in only two categories: rollover resistance and the frontal barrier impact test for passengers, which simulated a head-on collision between two similar vehicles at 35 mph (56 km/h).

The tests were conducted using the 2024 Cybertruck Cyberbeast, the top-tier model, and were carried out last December. While the results span dozens of pages, the frontal barrier impact test indicated that "the windshield did not shatter into the cabin." It also noted that both the driver and passenger side doors remained closed during the impact and were operable after the collision.

Although the knee airbags for the driver and passenger did not deploy, Tesla stated that this was “by design for this specific test configuration.” However, the front airbags did deploy to protect the driver and passenger dummies.

In the rigid pole side impact test, there was nothing particularly noteworthy, but the side airbags deployed as expected. Similarly, the moving deformable barrier side impact test did not reveal anything unusual either.