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Tesla's Model X electric car, which was first unveiled in 2015, just received a 5-star safety rating in every category and subcategory by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.
Why it matters: This is the first SUV to receive the highest, all-around rating, and it is a huge achievement for the company. Tesla claims there is a 93% chance of walking away from a car crash without any serious injury when in a Model X.
What they're saying: "Model X performs so much better in a crash than gas-powered SUVs because of its all-electric architecture and powertrain design," per Tesla's blog post.
What's next: Tesla launches the Model 3, commercial electric car next month. Musk has claimed he will unveil the first all-electric semi truck in September, The Verge reports.