2005 Tucson GL Sport Utility Safety Ratings

This Hatchback was tested by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration for rollover, crash, and stability safety. How did it perform? View all available safety ratings below.

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2005 Hyundai Tucson GL Sport Utility Crash Test Results

Rollover Ratings (5 star scale)

Rollover Resistance Rating	Static Stability Factor	Dynamic Test
Not Tested	n/a	n/a

Crash Test Ratings

Frontal Impact		Side Impact
Driver's Side	5 of 5	Front Occupant	5 of 5
Passenger's Side	5 of 5	Rear Occupant	5 of 5

Crash Test Data

Frontal Impact	Head Injury Criterion	Chest Deceleration	Femur Load
Driver's Side	283 HIC	42g	1061lbs \| 1044lbs
Passenger's Side	412 HIC	36g	1093lbs \| 632lbs
Side Impact	Thoratic Trauma Index		Pelvis Deceleration
Front Occupant	39		51
Rear Occupant	49		86

2005 Tucson GL Sport Utility Safety Features

• Child Seat Lower Anchorage	• Adjustable Upper Belt - Front	• Pretensioner
• Energy Management Feature	• Rear Center Lap/Shoulder Belt	• Side Airbag - Front
• Head Airbag - Front	• Trunk Release

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