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          NHTSA Announces Model Year 2024 Vehicles To Be Included In 5-Star Safety Ratings Tests
                      Agency also continues its work on significant safety updates for future ratings tests

  
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  November 23, 2023
               | Washington, DC
       
  The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration announced its list of model year 2024 vehicles for crash testing as part of the agency’s 5-Star Safety Ratings system under its New Car Assessment Program.
The listed vehicles represent approximately 86% of the new vehicle fleet, a broad cross section that will help consumers make purchasing decisions about the vehicles that best fit their needs.
NHTSA’s New Car Assessment Program, the government’s premier consumer information program for evaluating vehicle safety, crash tests new vehicles and rates them on how well they protect occupants in frontal, side, and rollover crashes. Results from these tests are compiled into a rating of one to five stars, with five stars being the highest.
“Our 5-Star Safety Ratings system continues to give Americans the information they need to choose the vehicle that’s right for them,” said Ann Carlson, NHTSA’s Acting Administrator. “The program also encourages vehicle manufacturers to incorporate advanced vehicle safety technologies into more makes and models, ultimately reducing injuries and deaths on America’s roads.”
The vehicle safety ratings are displayed on the window sticker of new cars, and manufacturers routinely use them in advertising.

 
  
Model Year 2024 Vehicle Models Selected for 5-Star Safety Ratings Testing


      
      Make
                  Model
                  Body StyleBuick
                      Envision
                      SUVCadillac
                      Lyriq
                      SUVChevrolet
                      Blazer EV
                      SUVChevrolet
                      Equinox EV
                      SUVChevrolet
                      Silverado 1500
                      PU/ECChevrolet
                      Silverado 2500
                      PU/CCChevrolet
                      Traverse
                      SUVChevrolet
                      Trax
                      SUVChrysler
                      Pacifica
                      PVFord
                      Bronco (two door)
                      SUVFord
                      Mustang
                      2 DRFord
                      Mustang Mach-E
                      SUVFord
                      Ranger (Super Crew)
                      PU/CCGenesis
                      G80
                      4 DRGenesis
                      GV60
                      SUVHonda
                      HR-V
                      SUVHyundai
                      Elantra
                      4 DRHyundai
                      Ioniq 5
                      SUVHyundai
                      Kona
                      SUVHyundai
                      Santa Cruz
                      PU/CCHyundai
                      Santa Fe
                      SUVHyundai
                      Tucson
                      SUVJeep
                      Compass
                      SUVJeep
                      Grand Cherokee
                      SUVJeep
                      Wrangler (four door)
                      SUVKia
                      Carnival
                      PVKia
                      Seltos
                      SUVKia
                      Sportage
                      SUVMazda
                      CX-50
                      SUVMazda
                      CX-90 MHEV
                      SUVMazda
                      CX-90 PHEV
                      SUVMitsubishi
                      Outlander
                      SUVNissan
                      Pathfinder
                      SUVNissan
                      Sentra
                      4 DRSubaru
                      Crosstrek
                      SWSubaru
                      Impreza
                      SWToyota
                      Grand Highlander
                      SUVToyota
                      Tacoma
                      PU/ECToyota
                      Tundra
                      PU/CCVinFast
                      VF8
                      SUV


 
  *Key: SUV – Sport Utility Vehicle, PU – Pickup, CC – Crew Cab, EC – Extended Cab, SW – Station Wagon, PV – Passenger Van*

 
  NHTSA also announced the list of vehicles it will test to verify the performance of certain advanced driver assistance systems. The technologies for evaluation are lane departure warning, forward collision warning, crash imminent braking and dynamic brake support.

 
  
Model Year 2024 Models Selected for Advanced Crash Avoidance Technology Systems Verification Testing


      
      Make
                  Model
                  Body StyleChevrolet
                      Trax
                      SUVFord
                      Maverick
                      PU/CCFord
                      Ranger (Super Crew)
                      PU/CCHonda
                      Civic
                      4 DRHonda
                      Pilot
                      SUVHyundai
                      Elantra
                      4 DRKia
                      Telluride
                      SUVLand Rover
                      Defender 110
                      SUVMazda
                      CX-90
                      SUVNissan
                      Rogue
                      SUVSubaru
                      Crosstrek
                      SWTesla
                      Model Y
                      SUVToyota
                      Grand Highlander
                      SUVVinFast
                      VF8
                      SUVVolkswagen
                      Atlas
                      SUVVolvo
                      XC90
                      SUV


 
  *Key: SUV – Sport Utility Vehicle, PU – Pickup, CC – Crew Cab, SW – Station Wagon*

 
  NHTSA is currently considering significant safety updates to its 5-Star Safety Ratings program. These updates are part of the Administration’s efforts to improve safety on our nation’s roads and will help fulfill requirements in the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, as well as the Department’s National Roadway Safety Strategy.
For more on NCAP, please see NHTSA.gov/Ratings.

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