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Tesla Autopilot Outperforms Human Drivers and Rivals in Latest Safety Data
Tesla’s 2025 safety report shows that cars using Autopilot recorded one crash for every 6.69 million miles driven in Q2 2025. This works out to 0.15 crashes per million miles. For comparison, human drivers in the United States generally crash about 1.42 times per million miles, and even Teslas without Autopilot record a higher 1.04 crashes per million miles. Industry-leading autonomous rival Waymo averages around 0.21 crashes per million miles.
This puts Tesla Autopilot at nearly ten times safer than the typical US driver, and even substantially ahead of competing automated driving systems. While safety results vary by quarter, new hardware, and regulatory scrutiny, the current data highlight significant advances in real-world vehicle autonomy
Tesla vehicles have also seen safety improvements even without Autopilot, but the combination of real-world data, active safety features, and continuous software updates helps push Autopilot’s performance further ahead of average drivers. The data are sourced from Tesla’s own reporting, with national averages from NHTSA and FHWA statistics for reference.
These findings underline the rapid progress in autonomous driving technology and give new context for regulatory debates on road safety and driverless car adoption.
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Tesla’s 2025 safety report shows that cars using Autopilot recorded one crash for every 6.69 million miles driven in Q2 2025. This works out to 0.15 crashes per million miles. For comparison, human drivers in the United States generally crash about 1.42 times per million miles, and even Teslas without Autopilot record a higher 1.04 crashes per million miles. Industry-leading autonomous rival Waymo averages around 0.21 crashes per million miles.
This puts Tesla Autopilot at nearly ten times safer than the typical US driver, and even substantially ahead of competing automated driving systems. While safety results vary by quarter, new hardware, and regulatory scrutiny, the current data highlight significant advances in real-world vehicle autonomy
Tesla vehicles have also seen safety improvements even without Autopilot, but the combination of real-world data, active safety features, and continuous software updates helps push Autopilot’s performance further ahead of average drivers. The data are sourced from Tesla’s own reporting, with national averages from NHTSA and FHWA statistics for reference.
These findings underline the rapid progress in autonomous driving technology and give new context for regulatory debates on road safety and driverless car adoption.
#Tesla #Autopilot #SelfDriving
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