Tesla Model X Availability Stretched to Late 2015

Published On Nov 10, 2014 07:46 PM By Raunak

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Tesla has been delaying the launch and deliveries of the Tesla Model X, now the crossover-SUV-minivan is set to go on sale in the third quarter of 2015, reservations of the same are on. According to the EV company, they are currently testing the Model X rigorously to make it reliable - “We prefer to forgo revenue, rather than bring a product to market that does not delight customers. Doing so negatively affects the short term, but positively affects the long term."

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Adding more on the Model X, the crossover resembles with the S, specifically from the front and the rear profile. Unique to the Tesla Model X - gull wing doors which the Fremont, California based electric automakers calls - ‘Falcon wings’ - ‘Falcon Wings. Calling them doors would be an understatement.’ On the inside, Model X is similar territory like the Model S - featuring a futuristic dash with a large ‘Tesla Touchscreen’  and a seating for seven! 

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The zero emission SUV is powered by dual motors as standard unlike its sibling Model S which also offers two-wheel-drive single motor setup. The Model X comes with two drivetrain setup - Model X and Model X Performance but both with dual-motor all wheel drive! This speaks serious performance, isn't it? Tesla says Model X offers naught to 100kmph in under 5-seconds which is more than any gas guzzling performance SUV on Earth.

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Recently, Tesla updated the Model S lineup, major addition was introduction of dual motor all wheel drive - the top of the line - P85D. The two electric motors hums 691 bhp and a massive torque of 930 Nm. The figures speak performance, 3.2 seconds to 0-100kmph with an electronically limited speed of 250km/h. There are also two other dual motor models other than P85D. Tesla also introduced a driver assistance features - Auto Pilot with the new additions.  

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