This crash looks bad, but you'd actually be safer than you think, much in part thanks to a key missing component. An engine. And it's one of the many features that makes Tesla's Model 3 sedan ultrasafe in crashes.

Axar.az reports citing BI this test is called a frontal offset test. And this car? Tesla's much-anticipated Model 3. It's an all-electric plug-in, meaning that the front compartment doesn't have an engine as a normal combustion car would. Instead, all the empty steel and aluminum at the front of the car crumples, drawing the shock of the crash away from the occupants.