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Tesla’s safety metrics are nothing short of astonishing. According to the 2025 safety report, Tesla Autopilot crashes only once every 6.69 million miles, surpassing human drivers and even Tesla’s own non-autopilot models. Human drivers crash at a rate of 1.42 crashes per million miles, while Tesla vehicles without Autopilot register 1.04 crashes. In contrast, Tesla’s Autopilot boasts just 0.15 crashes per million miles, underscoring its safety superiority.
Musk and Tesla proponents argue that governments worldwide—if they prioritize safety—should accelerate approval and deployment of Tesla’s autopilot systems. Given the data, it is evident that Tesla’s self-driving systems not only enhance convenience but significantly reduce accidents, injuries, and fatalities.