IIHS vs NHTSA: Comparing Ratings for Safest 3-Row SUVs Choosing the safest 3-row SUV for your family is easier when you combine two complementary scorecards: the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). IIHS highlights how well a vehicle’s structure and driver-assistance tech protect people in real crashes, while NHTSA’s 5‑Star system adds a clear read on frontal, side, and rollover risk. In this guide, we explain how each …

2026 Hyundai Sonata Safety Ratings: What Drivers Need to Know The 2026 Hyundai Sonata posts the kind of results safety‑minded shoppers expect: the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) reports Good crashworthiness in small‑overlap, the updated moderate‑overlap, and side tests, plus Good headlights, with an overall Acceptable vehicle‑to‑vehicle front crash prevention 2.0 score on applicable builds, and award eligibility tied to configuration and build date per IIHS notes on the IIHS 2026 …

Best Electric Car For Families: What To Know Before Buying Choosing the best electric car for families is less about 0–60 and more about how well it swallows real life—car seats, strollers, school runs, weekend trips, and the occasional cross‑country drive. The right pick balances space, safety ratings, EV range you’ll actually use, charging speed and network access, and total cost of ownership. Two-row crossovers fit most households; a 7-seat electric SUV makes sense if you often carry five or …