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Porsche Safety Ratings
NHTSA crash test ratings for 157 Porsche models
Current Porsche models
Best rated version of the latest tested model year
Older Porsche models
Models no longer tested
- 718 Cayman GT4 RSthrough 20231
- 911 GT2 RSthrough 20192
- 911 Speedsterthrough 20192
- 911 Targathrough 20103
- 918through 20141
- 918 Spyderthrough 20151
- 991 GT3 RSthrough 20191
- Boxsterthrough 202215
- Boxster Sthrough 20168
- Boxster Spyderthrough 20162
- Cayenee Sthrough 20151
- Cayenne Dieselthrough 20174
- Cayenne GTSthrough 20239
- Cayenne S Hybridthrough 20133
- Cayenne Turbothrough 202313
- Cayenne Turbo Coupethrough 20233
- Cayenne Turbo Sthrough 20184
- Cayenne Turbo S E-Hybridthrough 20234
- Caymanthrough 20168
- Cayman GT4through 20162
- Cayman Rthrough 20121
- Cayman Sthrough 20165
- Panamera 4 E-Hybridthrough 20236
- Panamera 4 Executivethrough 20237
- Panamera 4 Sport Turismothrough 20236
- Panamera 4Sthrough 202311
- Panamera 4S E-Hybridthrough 20233
- Panamera 4S Executivethrough 20238
- Panamera 4S Sport Turismothrough 20235
- Panamera GTSthrough 20239
- Panamera Sthrough 20165
- Panamera S E-Hybridthrough 20161
- Panamera S Hybridthrough 20132
- Panamera Turbothrough 20209
- Panamera Turbo Executivethrough 20207
- Panamera Turbo Sthrough 20237
- Panamera Turbo S E-Hybridthrough 20235
Frequently asked questions
- Are Porsche vehicles safe?
- None of the current Porsche models tested so far has a 5-star overall rating. Compare frontal, side and rollover results by model above.
- Which Porsche models are not rated?
- NHTSA does not test every model each year. If a model is missing here, it was not tested for that model year, which is common for low-volume, luxury and heavy-duty vehicles.
Source: NHTSA New Car Assessment Program (NCAP) · Last updated 10/22/2026