SUV · Since 2015
Tesla Model X
The luxury electric SUV
Tesla Model X is a luxury electric SUV with falcon wing doors and seating for up to seven. Available in dual-motor AWD and tri-motor Plaid, it combines 329 miles of range with 5,000 lbs towing capacity.
24 configurations across 2 generations
Refresh (2021–Present)
More blacked-out trim overall with less chrome. Subtle front/rear bumper detailing changes. Newer wheel styles and updated interior with yoke steering.
Original (2015–2020)
Iconic Falcon Wing doors with the original Model X design language. Exterior changes across these years were subtle — the silhouette, doors, and overall proportions remained largely the same.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many seats does the Tesla Model X have?+
The Tesla Model X comes standard with seating for 5 passengers and is available with optional 6-seat or 7-seat configurations. The 6-seat version features captain's chairs in the second row for easier third-row access.
Does the Tesla Model X still have falcon wing doors?+
Yes, the Tesla Model X retains its signature falcon wing doors for the rear passengers. These upward-opening doors use sensors to detect obstacles and can open in tight spaces like parking garages with as little as 12 inches of clearance.
What is the towing capacity of the Tesla Model X?+
The Tesla Model X has a maximum towing capacity of 5,000 pounds, making it suitable for towing small boats, trailers, and campers. This is the highest towing capacity among Tesla's SUV lineup.
How does the Model X compare to the Model Y?+
The Model X is Tesla's premium SUV offering, while the Model Y is the more affordable option. The Model X offers more space, falcon wing doors, optional third-row seating, higher towing capacity (5,000 lbs vs 3,500 lbs), and faster acceleration. The Model Y is better value for money.
How much does the Tesla Model X cost in 2025?+
The 2025 Tesla Model X starts at approximately $79,990 for the AWD variant and $94,990 for the Plaid. After factoring in optional configurations like 6-seat or 7-seat interiors, premium paint, and larger wheels, the price can exceed $110,000. The Model X does not qualify for the full federal EV tax credit due to its price exceeding the $80,000 SUV cap for the base AWD trim.