Tesla Model X 100D

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Model Info

Make: Tesla

Year(s): 2016, 2017, 2018

Price/Value

Cost per mile of range: $364 per mile

(Base price divided by total range)

Power

Horsepower: hp

Torque: lb/ft

Body Type = SUV

Sport Utility Vehicles (SUVs) grew in popularity in the early 1990s due to the Ford Explorer making insane sales figures. However, due to their gas-guzzling qualities, their popularity wained over time, but with the advent of electric vehicles (EVs) hitting the market, EV SUVs have grown in popularity once again due to the Tesla Model X and Audi e-Tron SUVs being perceived well by critics and fans alike.

AWD

Drive Train = AWD

All wheel drive. or AWD for short, vehicles can send power to the front or rear axels of the car. Most common in areas of the world with poor roads and weather because of the extra traction AWD cars provide. Generally more expensive to produce and maintain, AWD cars tend to be used as necessary for high performance or off-road vehicles that need the extra grip and traction all wheel drive provides.

What Separates Tesla Model X 100D

When searching for what makes the Tesla Model X 100D special among all other variants in the Model X range, it is worth noting that the range itself started off back in 2016 with a two-way offer of a more budget, less speed/range 75D variant on par with the P100D that had it all yet a higher price tag accordingly.

Naturaly, being an innovative company it is Tesla made sure that as this Tesla Model X 100D variant superseded the last year’s P100D in 2017, that it will boast even more features and better specs, just as well as an even better price included into it.

Talking specific metrics, the changes come down to things like the electric range and acceleration. The 100D version can be proud that it outperforms the predecessing P100D—it boasts an EPA-estimated 295 miles of range, thanks to its potent, 100.0-kWh battery pack which in 2017 made it the longest range EV at the time. The metric was is six miles further than the P100D and a significant 57 miles more than the 75D version. Talking acceleration,it shows a very decent, middle-of-thre-road 4.7-second zero-to-60-mph time. It also has a wider cabin for the passenger’s comfort, making it something to appreciate.

Adressing a just as important topic of recharging, the Model X’s battery pack across all variants is using a 240-volt household outlet. However you can easily speed this up by plugging in ita Tesla Supercharger station as it will provide an extra 115 miles of driving range in about 15 minutes or a full charge, done in an hour and a half.

About The 100d

Tesla Model X Pros & Cons The Tesla Model X is, arguably, the most versatile electric vehicle on sale today. It has a good range, it's fast, and it has plenty of space. Features The Model X comes with five seats as standard but this can be upgraded to as many as seven. When the rear seats aren't in use, the second and third rows can be folded down flat. This feature means the Model X has a total cargo capacity of 88.1 cubic feet - more than any of its competitors. Like the Model S, a 17-inch touchscreen is the centerpiece of the cabin in the Model X. Bluetooth, collision avoidance, automatic emergency braking, a rearview camera, power, and heated side mirrors, and proximity key entry are all standard features. Optional extras include Enhanced Autopilot, a 17-speaker sound system, a high amperage charger, and satellite radio. Style Rear falcon wing doors are a key stylistic feature of the Model X. The doors have sensors to ensure they don't hit obstacles when they open. Not only are the falcon wing doors stylish but they also offer excellent access to the second and optional third-row seats. There's great visibility in the front, thanks to the Model X's panoramic windshield. This also means that all passengers can expect good headroom. Tesla Model X 100D Specifics A 100 kWh battery powers the Model X 100D’s 375 kW electric motor, which produces 479 lb-ft of torque. The end result of all this power is a 0-60 time of 4.7 seconds and a top speed of 155 mph. Not as quick to 60 mph as the Model X P100D but still amazing performance. The Model X 100D is good for 295 miles between charges. Charge times are good too and a Tesla Supercharger can provide up to 167 miles of range in just 30 minutes. If you want to charge from home, using a Level 2 charger, you’ll get 33 miles of range per hour. Specifications: Base price: $99,500 Dest. Charge: $1,200 Tax Credit: $7,500 Battery Size (kWh): 100 EPA EV Range (mi): 295 Total Range (mi): 295 Top Speed (mph): 155 Peak Power EV (kW): --- Peak Power ICE (hp): --- 0-6- mph (sec): 4.7 Weight (lbs): 5,421

About Tesla

After succesfully launching their newest at the time model range - Tesla Model 3 at over 300 thousand reservations in just one week it was clear that the EV affordability revolution started by Tesla back in 2012 with Model S has become a full-blown reality. Since then their sedan sized Model S and X and smaller Model 3 and Y have dominated the market as the top performance cars with the prices becoming more and more affordable and out of competitors' reach by the variant.

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