https://www.cnet.com/roadshow/news/tesla-model-3-nhtsa-crash-test-score/ > While many vehicles get a five-star overall NHTSA score, it's not common for a car to ace every category with top marks across the board. NHTSA also called out the Model 3's safety technology as being top-shelf. The only safety equipment mentioned by NHTSA that the Model 3 doesn't offer is dynamic head restraints. Everything else is present as standard equipment. > It's also worth mentioning that while the IIHS hasn't published its crash test results, it has partially evaluated the Model 3 and it received a rating of Superior for its forward collision avoidance systems and an "A" rating for its headlights. Neither of which are especially easy to get.