Hyundai Tucson 2024 IIHS Crash Test – Really Safe SUV??

The 2024 Hyundai Tucson, a compact SUV, has garnered the prestigious TOP SAFETY PICK+ award from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS). This accolade is awarded to vehicles that demonstrate exceptional safety performance in multiple rigorous tests. For the 2024 model, Hyundai has made significant updates to the Tucson, including modifications to the rear seat belts after March 2024, ensuring better safety for second-row occupants. The vehicle excelled in the small overlap front and updated side tests and received good or acceptable ratings in the moderate overlap front test, front crash prevention evaluation, and headlight ratings.

The Hyundai Tucson's standard front crash prevention system achieved a good rating in pedestrian crash avoidance tests, showcasing its advanced safety features. Additionally, the SUV's two headlight options both earned acceptable ratings. These enhancements and rigorous safety evaluations reflect Hyundai's commitment to providing top-notch safety for its consumers. For further information about the 2024 Hyundai Tucson's safety features and performance, visit the IIHS website.

The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) is an independent, nonprofit organization focused on reducing fatalities, injuries, and property damage from motor vehicle accidents. Through extensive research, evaluations, and consumer education, IIHS aims to enhance road safety and promote safer vehicle designs. Supported entirely by auto insurers, IIHS continues to lead efforts in improving vehicle safety standards across the industry.

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[jerikeguia]

Wow I am really surprised that Hyundai tucson got a G rating in safety. That is so so good for the Koreans. Just to inform to those who don’t know G is the highest rating of safety standard in IIHS.

[thomasmurphy]

If no one noticed it, there was a ton of oil coming out

[judih.]

Pretty violent hit. Seems like a lot of kinetic energy was released the way the car recoiled.