Now that the Tesla Model X electric crossover is finally here, we now know how far it can drive on a single charge. The EPA estimates that drivers will be able to drive the Tesla Model X 90D model up to 257 miles, while the more powerful P90D model will be able to drive up to 250 miles.
Now that the Tesla Model X electric crossover is finally here, we now know how far it can drive on a single charge. The EPA estimates that drivers will be able to drive the Tesla Model X 90D model up to 257 miles, while the more powerful P90D model will be able to drive up to 250 miles.
It’s great to see that the seven-passenger Model X’s driving range isn’t too far off from the Model S. The 90D model has a combined rating of 92 MPGe, while the p90D is rated at 89 MPGe.
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Tesla is officially delivering the first batch of Model X models to customers tonight at an event in Fremont, California.
Source: EPA
