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Love it or hate it, without a doubt, Tesla has upended the automobile industry. Tesla gave us electric cars that can retain enough charge to run for hundreds of miles, top up in a matter of hours or even minutes, and, most notably, made the cars absolute beasts on the road due to their instant acceleration. Following the success of the Tesla Model S, they ventured into crossover country and gave the Tesla Model X in 2015. Most notable about the Model X is the fact it uses falcon-wing doors for passenger access. Up for grabs is a highest-level 2018 Tesla Model X P100D with just 28,300 miles on the odometer and ready for a new home.
For some reason, it feels like Tesla is following Ford's example with regard to color options. This 2018 Tesla Model X P100D is dressed in a Solid Black color scheme. It sits on a set of premium 22" Onyx Black wheels. Right behind the wheels can be seen red painted brake calipers with white Tesla scripts. Along with the black, chrome trim pieces can be seen throughout the vehicle, from the window bezels, to the hide-away door handles, and rear nameplates. Denoting its performance lineage, the Tesla Model X features a spoiler with an integrated brake light at the rear. The interior features a white-on-black color scheme finished in synthetic leather seat trims. This Model X features a 6-person seating arrangement with the last row capable of folding flush with the rear trunk to provide expanded storage. The front seats come with 12-way power adjustments, with heating and ventilation, while the driver's seat has memory functions. Unequivocally Tesla cars can be fully controlled and adjusted via the massive 17" vertically placed center console screen. The Model X comes standard with Tesla's vaunted Autopilot, Autosteer, Summon, and Sentry Mode.
The addition of the "P" in this 2018 Tesla Model X P100D adds extra power from the Base Model X, giving it a power output of 259hp on the front and 503hp for the rear thanks to the dual motor configuration. Mileage is estimated at 305 miles on a single charge. O-60 mph is clocked in at blazing fast 2.9 seconds.
Tesla’s Model X was introduced in 2015, as the iconic American EV maker’s first SUV. Taking the form of a midsize luxury crossover, the Model X is most renowned for its falcon doors, making possibly the only SUV to offer these from the factory. That, plus its ludicrous four-figure power output in Plaid variants make it quite an interesting prospect. Sadly, the Plaid was discontinued recently, so if you want to get your hands on one, we’ve got a 11,926-mile 2023 Tesla Model X Plaid from Southwest Ranches, Florida for sale right now. The vehicle sports an estimated range of 333 miles on a full charge, and comes with a charging cable included with the sale.
Tesla is arguably the most high-profile American EV automaker of the moment, and has been so for the past decade at least. Spearheaded by Elon Musk, the brand has a portfolio of just four models. Their letters are S,3,X,Y, and if you look closely, you can see a pattern there. Yet, these models weren’t introduced in that order. For example, the Model X was the brand’s first electric crossover, and their second mass-market offering, after the Model S. With its breathtaking falcon doors, swift electric powertrain and distinctive interior styling, the Model X quickly garnered a cult following. If you’ve been aching to get your mitts on a Model X, here’s a 2023 Tesla Model X for sale. Amazingly, this car comes with less than 200 miles on the clock, making it basically brand-new! However there’s no charger included, but you can charge this beast at a myriad of public charging stations, including Tesla’s own network.
You know when Tesla make a vehicle, they don’t exactly follow the beaten path that automakers have created over a century of industry experience. Instead, they trail-blaze, forging a new path. The Model X is pure, tangible proof of Tesla’s breaking-the-mould persona. Here’s an SUV with serious sports car performance, and its most iconic feature is a set of gullwing doors for rear-seat passengers. Tesla’s even given the vehicle a party mode in which the lights flash and the doors dance on their axis in response. Now isn’t that something? Whether you like or dislike the company, you can’t deny their out-of-the-box thinking. If there’s something outrageous in the automotive industry, chances are it’s Tesla who takes the ball and runs with it. As for those who want to get their hands on a fresh, new Model X, we’ve got this 2024 Tesla Model X for sale right now. This 5,400-mile super-SUV is for sale by its original owner. We’re also told that there’s no charger included in the sale, but you can easily get one from Tesla, or just rock up to one of their charging stations.
Tesla’s Model S is this famous EV maker’s first proper mainstream production model. Yes, they made the Roadster a few years earlier than the Model S’s 2013 debut, but that was more of a niche product. Still on sale today, albeit with plenty of updates, the Model S represents supercar performance in a family-friendly package, especially if you pick a Plaid variant like this 5,600-mile 2022 Tesla Model S Plaid that’s up for sale in West Friendship, Maryland. It’s a blindingly quick machine that reportedly makes over one thousand horses!
Tesla’s Model X was introduced in 2015, as the iconic American EV maker’s first SUV. Taking the form of a midsize luxury crossover, the Model X is most renowned for its falcon doors, making possibly the only SUV to offer these from the factory. That, plus its ludicrous four-figure power output in Plaid variants make it quite an interesting prospect. Sadly, the Plaid was discontinued recently, so if you want to get your hands on one, we’ve got a 11,926-mile 2023 Tesla Model X Plaid from Southwest Ranches, Florida for sale right now. The vehicle sports an estimated range of 333 miles on a full charge, and comes with a charging cable included with the sale.
The first car that Tesla made for the public to purchase was a slick two-seat roadster called simply, the Tesla Roadster. Based on the chassis of the Lotus Elise and bearing many visual similarities, the Tesla Roadster was made for just four short years. A mere 2,450 units were produced and sold in Europe and Asia too. That makes cars like this 2008 Tesla Roadster quite rare and desirable, not to mention important pieces of early American EV automotive history. This car has a claimed 574 original miles on it, and is up for sale in Irvine, California.
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