Light-scattering intensities and depolarization ratio data have been recorded at room temperature for gaseous tetrafluoromethane in the collision-induced band of the Raman vibrational line ν1=908 cm−1. For the first time, binary isotropic intensities of the ν1-Raman band are reported in absolute units for Stokes frequency shifts up to 110 cm−1. From comparison with theoretical semiclassical computations of the dipole-multipole spectrum contributions, evaluations of the first derivatives of the successive dipole-multipole polarizability tensors are provided. These results are coherent with those obtained from corresponding depolarized intensities. Moreover, the agreement with ab initio quantum-chemistry calculations of the CF4 multipolar polarizabilities is satisfactory.