2020 Tesla Model X

The Tesla Model X is a practical all-wheel drive crossover SUV, which does well in poor weather or in light off-roading situations while running exclusively on electricity. The Model X comes in a simplified set of configurations, with a list of options to upgrade where desired. Range for the Model X is a claimed 351 miles for the Long Range Plus model. The more powerful Performance has a little less range at 305 miles. Standard features on the Tesla Model X include most of the basic luxury SUV amenities, though several features stand out. The so-called "Falcon-Wing" doors might be the most talked about feature on the Model X. Other standard equipment on the Model X includes a class-3 tow package, a 17-speaker premium sound system, an auto-leveling suspension system and power-adjustable heated front seats. A heated leather steering wheel, proximity keyless entry and dual zone front climate control are also included. Tesla's most famous option is probably "Enhanced Autopilot." When equipped, the Model X will keep pace with the other cars on the road, speeding up and slowing down with them, but it will also keep to its lane, even around gentle corners. The optional Full Self-Driving system also includes a 360-degree camera and can, under certain circumstances, park itself. The Tesla Model X carries over with minimal changes for 2020, the one notable change being a reduction to just two trim levels, the Long Range Plus and Performance.
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