Tesla’s Q2 2024 safety report continues to reinforce the brand’s commitment to vehicle safety, showcasing the impressive performance of its Autopilot and advanced driver-assistance systems.
Q2 Vehicle Safety Report https://t.co/ExonVuShRV
— Tesla (@Tesla) August 7, 2024
According to the report, Tesla vehicles recorded one crash per 6.88 million miles driven with Autopilot engaged, which is 79% safer than driving without Autopilot and 91% safer than the U.S. national average, where one crash occurs every 670,000 miles. This highlights the significant safety benefits of Tesla's Autopilot technology.
Teslas are the safest vehicles in the world. Here is another proof of how active safety features (collision avoidance) save lives.pic.twitter.com/fE3uBNK5Uq https://t.co/BsbftdzRUJ
— Tesla Newswire (@TeslaNewswire) August 7, 2024
In addition to crash statistics, Tesla also shared data on vehicle fires. From 2012 to 2022, Tesla vehicles experienced one fire per 130 million miles—86% lower than the U.S. average of one fire per 18 million miles. Tesla's data even includes incidents not directly related to the vehicle, such as wildfires and arson, underscoring the robustness of their safety record.
These figures demonstrate Tesla’s ongoing leadership in vehicle safety, driven by a combination of passive safety features, active safety technology, and cutting-edge automation. As Tesla continues to innovate, its vehicles remain some of the safest on the road today. Safety, is one of the main reasons we love Tesla and why we recommend them to all of our family and friends.
