Tesla Model X Performance












Overview
Main Overview Information
- Price Europe (New)
- No Data
- Price Europe (Used)
- €45.750
- Country of Manufacture
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- Netherlands
- USA
- Netherlands
- Years of Production
- 2019-2020 (Discontinued)
- Body Style
- SUV
- Market Availability
- EU, USA
Pros and Cons
Reasons to Buy
- Ludicrous acceleration
- Unique Falcon Wing doors
- Spacious 7-seat interior
- Expansive Supercharger network
- Efficient 'Raven' powertrain
Reasons Not to Buy
- Build quality variance
- Falcon doors need space
- Lacks CarPlay/Android Auto
- Large for EU cities
- High used price
Overview
Alright, buckle up! The 2020 Tesla Model X Performance isn't just an SUV; it's a seven-seat rocket ship with those bonkers Falcon Wing doors! This discontinued beast was the king of the electric hill, blending family practicality with face-melting speed. Its party trick? Ludicrous Mode, obviously! In Europe, you might snag a used one for around €45,750. It’s a tech-fest on wheels, offering a unique blend of luxury, performance, and cutting-edge EV technology that still turns heads and drops jaws. It's a proper statement car, this one!
What's New for 2020?
For 2020, this Model X Performance packed the 'Raven' powertrain upgrades – a game changer! This meant a super-efficient permanent magnet synchronous motor up front, working with the rear induction motor, plus a slick new adaptive air suspension. The result? Even better handling, a comfier ride, and it squeezed more kilometres out of that big battery compared to older versions. These tweaks really sharpened its claws, making an already epic SUV even more compelling for daily driving and those cheeky B-road blasts. It was a significant leap forward!
Design & Exterior
Visually, the Model X Performance is pure Tesla – sleek, minimalist, and looking like it's beamed from the future. The massive panoramic windscreen flows seamlessly into the roof, giving epic views. But let's be honest, those electrically-operated Falcon Wing rear doors are the main event, making parking lot entries pure theatre! It's a big machine, measuring 5052 mm long, 1999 mm wide, and 1684 mm tall. The Performance trim often sported beefier alloy wheels and subtle badging, hinting at its potent capabilities without shouting too loudly. A proper head-turner!
Interior, Tech & Cargo
Inside, it's a minimalist tech-lover's dream, dominated by that massive 17-inch portrait touchscreen controlling pretty much everything – no CarPlay or Android Auto here, Tesla does its own thing. Quality is generally plush with vegan leather options and space for five, six, or even seven passengers depending on configuration! For your stuff, there's a decent 357-litre boot, expanding to a van-like 2431 litres with seats down, plus a handy 187-litre frunk under the bonnet. It's airy, modern, and properly spacious for the whole crew and their gear.
Performance & Driving Experience
Hold on tight! The Model X Performance is ludicrously quick, hitting 0-100 km/h in a neck-snapping 2.8 seconds thanks to its dual-motor all-wheel-drive setup, pumping out a massive 580 kW and 1140 Nm of torque! The front gets a Permanent Magnet Synchronous Motor, the rear an Induction Motor. Despite its size, it handles surprisingly well, with the adaptive air suspension keeping things smooth or firming up for twisty bits. Regenerative braking is strong, allowing for proper one-pedal driving. It’s an absolute missile that redefines SUV performance!
Range, Battery & Charging
Juicing this beast is a 95 kWh usable battery pack, good for a Green Cars Compare estimated real-world range of around 440 km – plenty for most trips. Efficiency is rated at 4.63 km/kWh. For charging, it uses a Tesla Type 2 (Mennekes) port in Europe. At home, the 16.5 kW AC on-board charger can top it up overnight. Out and about, it gulps down power at up to 200 kW on a DC Supercharger, getting you back on the road super quick. It’s all about effortless long-distance cruising!
Safety & Driver-Assistance Features
Safety first, and the Model X Performance scored top marks with a 5-star Euro NCAP rating. It’s packed with tech to keep you safe, including Tesla’s Autopilot system as standard, giving you adaptive cruise control and lane-keeping assist. Many cars will have the optional Enhanced Autopilot or even the Full Self-Driving Capability package, adding features like Navigate on Autopilot, auto lane change, and summon. Blind-spot monitoring and emergency braking are, of course, part of the impressive standard safety kit, making it a very secure family wagon.
Warranty & Maintenance Coverage
Tesla typically backs its cars with a 4-year/80,000 km basic vehicle warranty. Crucially, the massive battery and drive unit in the Model X Performance were usually covered for 8 years or an impressive 240,000 km, with a guarantee against excessive degradation. Maintenance is famously minimal – no oil changes here! Think tyres, brake fluid, and cabin air filters. Plus, you get those cool over-the-air software updates that can even add new features while it’s parked on your drive. Reliability is generally good for these later models.
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