Crash test ratings for 2023 Rivian R1S
Variant: 4-door SUV
IIHS Test Ratings
Crashworthiness
- Small overlap frontN/A
- Small overlap front: driver-sideG
- Small overlap front: passenger-sideG
- Moderate overlap front: original testG
- Moderate overlap front: updated testM
- Side: original testG
- Side: updated testG
- Roof strengthN/A
- Head restraints & seatsG
Crash avoidance & mitigation
- HeadlightsG
- Front crash prevention: pedestrianN/A
- Front crash prevention: pedestrian (day)
- Front crash prevention: pedestrian (night)
Seat belts & child restraints
- Seat belt remindersP
- LATCH ease of useG
NHTSA Test Results
Overall
- Overall safety ratingN/A
Frontal Crash
- Front crash overall ratingN/A
- Front crash combined ratingN/A
- Rear crash combined ratingN/A
- Front crash driver side ratingN/A
- Front crash passenger side ratingN/A
Side Crash
- Side crash overall ratingN/A
- Side barrier crash ratingN/A
- Side barrier driver ratingN/A
- Side barrier rear passenger ratingN/A
- Side pole crash overall ratingN/A
Rollover
- Rollover overall rating★★★★★
- Dynamic Tip ResultNo Tip
- Rollover Risk12.7%
You may notice some ratings are marked "N/A". This is because either:
- Only partial rating data is available for the car.
- For IIHS tests, some tests may not apply to a car's test year due to evolving testing standards or naming conventions. For example, the roof test was discontinued in 2022, and in 2024, the "Small overlap front" rating replaced the individual driver-side and passenger-side ratings, by simply equalling the lower of the two ratings.