2019 Ford F-150 NHTSA Safety Overview

NHTSA has evaluated 10 variants of the 2019 Ford F-150 under the New Car Assessment Program. Overall Safety Ratings range from 4 to 5 stars depending on cab style and drivetrain configuration. Rollover resistance risk is rated at 19.1%. Standard active safety includes Electronic Stability Control (ESC), with Forward Collision Warning rated as Standard.

Overall NCAP Rating
4–5
Varies by variant (4–5★ across 10 variants)
Frontal Crash Rating
4–5
Varies (4–5★) • 35 mph barrier
Side Crash Rating
5 / 5 Stars • Barrier & pole impact
Rollover Resistance
19.1% Rollover Risk (4★)

NHTSA NCAP Crash Test Ratings by Tested Variant (10 Records)

Detailed laboratory breakdown across frontal driver/passenger, side barrier/pole, and static rollover resistance

Tested Drivetrain / Cab Variant Overall Score Overall Front Front Driver Front Passenger Overall Side Side Barrier Side Pole Rollover Rating Rollover Risk
Regular Cab PU/RC 4x4 NHTSA Vehicle ID: 13276 19.1%
Regular Cab PU/RC 4x2 NHTSA Vehicle ID: 13275 19.1%
Supercab PU/EC 4x2 NHTSA Vehicle ID: 13280 19.1%
Supercab PU/EC 4x4 NHTSA Vehicle ID: 13279 19.1%
Supercab Diesel PU/EC 4x2 NHTSA Vehicle ID: 13284 19.1%
Supercab Diesel PU/EC 4x4 NHTSA Vehicle ID: 13283 19.1%
Super Crew PU/CC 4x2 NHTSA Vehicle ID: 13278 19.1%
Super Crew PU/CC 4x4 NHTSA Vehicle ID: 13277 19.1%
Super Crew Diesel PU/CC 4x2 NHTSA Vehicle ID: 13282 19.1%
Super Crew Diesel PU/CC 4x4 NHTSA Vehicle ID: 13281 19.1%

Official NHTSA Active Safety & Driver Assistance Evaluations

NHTSA-verified advanced crash avoidance and driver assistance technology equipment status for 2019 Ford F-150

Forward Collision Warning (FCW)

Standard

Sensors monitor traffic ahead and warn drivers of impending front-end collisions to allow immediate braking or steering intervention.

Lane Departure Warning (LDW)

Optional

Tracks painted road lane markings and provides audible, visual, or tactile alerts if the vehicle begins drifting unintentionally without a turn signal.

Electronic Stability Control (ESC)

Standard

Applies individual wheel brakes and regulates engine torque to prevent loss of control and skidding during sudden avoidance maneuvers (FMVSS 126).

NHTSA 5-Star Safety Ratings Methodology: Government 5-Star Safety Ratings are evaluated under strict NHTSA New Car Assessment Program (NCAP) standards. 5 stars is the highest safety rating achievable. Frontal crash ratings compare vehicles of similar weight classes (within 250 lbs). Side crash ratings compare all vehicles regardless of weight class. Rollover ratings measure vehicle resistance to rolling over during a single-vehicle loss-of-control scenario based on the Static Stability Factor (SSF).
Official US Government Data Provenance

Crash test ratings and driver assistance evaluations on this page are retrieved directly from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) New Car Assessment Program (NCAP).

Local Production Store Compiled: August 2026 • Deterministic Audited Dataset • Zero Dynamic External API Runtime Latency.