The vast majority of automated driving systems tested by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety's new ratings system were deemed 'poor' based on their safeguards.
The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety rolled out a new safety rating system for partial automated driving systems, and the first tests did not go well for Tesla – or nearly any of the electric vehicle giant's rivals. Under the system, the IIHS assigns the systems a rating of good, acceptable, marginal or poor based on its safeguards, and none of the automated systems landed an overall rating of "good.
The only system that performed worse than Tesla's, according to the findings, was Volvo's Pilot Assist. But the three remaining systems did not receive glowing reviews from the IIHS, either. TESLA'S ELECTRIC SEMI-TRUCK TAKES ON DIESEL BIG RIG The top system was Lexus' Teammate with Advanced Drive, which was deemed an overall rating of "acceptable." The No.
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