10 cars with the best active safety systems of 2018

With the Safety System+ package standard on RX models, the collision warning system with obstacle detection helps the RX earn an outstanding rating for forward crash prevention.

With automatic emergency braking standard, the car was able to avoid low- and high-speed collisions of 12 mph and 25 mph, respectively, in tests conducted by IIHS.

With the optional Ultimate Package, the automatic emergency braking system helps the Elantra earn a high overall rating from the IIHS. In a 25 mph high-speed automatic braking test, the impact speed was reduced by 22 mph. In a 12 mph low-speed automatic braking test, the car avoided a collision.

With optional EyeSight technology, the Crosstrek earned a high overall rating for front crash prevention. It avoided low- and high-speed crashes of 12 mph and 25 mph, respectively, in tests conducted by the IIHS.

With its intelligent brake assist technology, the CX-9 earned high ratings for crash prevention. It was able to avoid low- and high-speed collisions of 12 mph and 25 mph, respectively, in tests conducted by IIHS.

Equipped with the optional Premium 3 package, the active brake assist system with cross-traffic function helps this model achieve high ratings for accident prevention conducted by IIHS.

The Accord scored impressively in IIHS testing. With the standard Honda Sensing package, the collision mitigation braking system helped the car avoid low- and high-speed collisions of 12 mph and 25 mph, respectively, in IIHS tests.

With the optional driver assistance package, the Audi Pre Sense Front sensor helps the A4 pass IIHS crash prevention tests.

Toyota has made a commitment to safety when it refreshed the current Corolla line. With standard Pre-Collision System with Pedestrian Detection, the 2018 Corolla aced IIHS tests.

The Volvo name has always been synonymous with safety. Every XC60 comes equipped with Volvo’s City Safety technology. In addition to passing the IIHS tests with high scores, the automatic braking system is designed to operate at large intersections where the likelihood of collisions between vehicles is increased.