Honda Becomes First Organisation to Earn FIA’s Five-Star Road Safety Rating
Automaker Honda has become the first organisation to receive a five-star rating under FIA’s expanded Road Safety Index. Awarded in the Products/Services category, it recognises evidence that Honda implements, monitors and improves safety policies across vehicles and operations. Honda targets halving collision fatalities by 2030 and eliminating them globally by 2050.
The expanded rating assesses whether organisations produce measurable safety improvements—not merely policies or commitments. Honda’s achievement establishes the first benchmark for companies seeking the FIA’s highest recognition and could encourage manufacturers to strengthen safety governance throughout their products, services and value chains.
Honda will continue monitoring progress towards reducing traffic fatalities involving its motorcycles and automobiles by 50% per 10,000 units sold by 2030, compared with 2020. It ultimately aims to eliminate such fatalities globally by 2050. The FIA hopes more organisations will adopt its assessment framework.
2022: FIA launches the Road Safety Index
Honda becomes the automotive industry’s first recipient of the previous three-star maximum
FIA expands the assessment to five stars
September 2026: Honda’s five-star rating is recognised during the Italian Grand Prix at Monza
2030: Honda targets a 50% fatality reduction
2050: Zero fatalities targeted globally.
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