Tesla Model 3 Gets Five-Star Rating From US Auto Safety Agency

Tesla's Model 3 vehicle has been granted a five-star rating by the US auto wellbeing office NHTSA in tests that are standard for autos in the United States.

The organization has been examining crashes including other Tesla models, which have brought up issues over the working of the automaker's auto-pilot framework.

The organization's offers were up 1.7 percent at $304.27.


The organization began the 5-Star wellbeing evaluations program in 1993 and Tesla's Model X and Model S, which has been the subject of somewhere around one NHTSA examination, have both gotten the best appraising before.

The evaluations give data about accident assurance and rollover wellbeing of new vehicles.

Tesla's capacity to convey on creation focuses for Model 3 vehicles has weighed on its stock previously, and the organization as of late recognized there were conveyance bottlenecks and guaranteed to quickly resolve the postponements.