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2019 Honda Clarity Electric Safety and Reliability

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2019 Clarity Electric Safety

Despite being available for the last three years, the Honda Clarity Electric has not been tested by either the NHTSA or IIHS for crash safety. It's not just the Electric, though, as the Fuel Cell and PHEV derivatives have also not been evaluated.

US NHTSA Crash Test Result

NHTSA safety ratings are not available at this time.

2019 Clarity Electric Key Safety Features

Despite not being tested, the full complement of seven airbags (dual front, side, side curtain, driver's knee) is equipped. But it's the Honda Sensing suite of safety features that gives the Clarity credible safety - equipping forward collision warning with collision mitigating braking, road departure mitigation, adaptive cruise control, and lane keep assist. A reverse camera is standard, while reverse parking sensors are optionally available. Honda Clarity Electric TrimsElectric Back-Up CameraS Cross-Traffic AlertN/A Rear Parking AidN/A Blind Spot MonitorN/A Lane Departure WarningS Lane Keeping AssistS ABSS Night VisionN/A Tire Pressure MonitorS Brake AssistS Stability ControlS Traction ControlS

2019 Clarity Electric Reliability

The Clarity Electric is one of the least reliable vehicles in its segment, with J.D. Power giving it an overall reliability rating of just 69 out of 100. Rivals like the Hyundai Ioniq Electric scored 70, while the Chevrolet Bolt scored 73. Complaints have, however, been limited, with just one problem occurring - the Clarity Electric seemingly not charging properly at all available charge stations. There are also reports coming through of the large battery packs failing and needing a full replacement - covered under Honda's eight-year limited battery warranty.

Warranty

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