The 2023 Tesla Model X elevates the electric vehicle landscape, combining enviable performance with the status associated with the Tesla name. However, it faces increasing competition in the luxury electric crossover market which now includes numerous compelling alternatives. The Model X lineup includes three stunning models, starting with the dual-motor Standard Range SUV. This entry-level model boasts a hefty 670 horsepower with a commendable EPA-rated driving range of 269 miles.

Venturing further up the range, we find the costlier Long Range model which offers an impressive 348-mile driving distance on a single charge. For those seeking a thrill, the performance-focused Plaid model is available, delivering a staggering 1020 horsepower while still maintaining an impressive 333 miles between charges. The Model X’s blistering acceleration and significant driving range never fail to impress.

However, one may question its value proposition, considering its cabin lacks the ultra-luxurious feel that one would anticipate from a vehicle in this price bracket. While newer entrants into the EV SUV space may be less expensive and offer additional luxury features, the Tesla Model X remains a strong contender due to its quick acceleration and impressive battery life.