Used 2023 Tesla Model X Standard Range

The 2023 Tesla Model XRA is a one-vehicle, local trade, the 2023 Tesla Model S offers an intriguing variant of the Model X lineup. The 2023 Tesla Model X is a new and local trade. The 2023 Tesla Model X offers an intriguing variant of the Model X lineup. The 2023 Tesla Model X Standard Range presents an intriguing variant of the Model X lineup: it delivers most of what people expect from a Tesla SUV sleek, futuristic styling; a premium, tech-packed interior; and all-electric, all-wheel-drive (AWD) motoring but with a slightly reduced driving range and a more modest performance envelope compared with the top-spec trims. Tesla Oracle +2 ArenaEV +2 Design & Presence. From the outside, the Model X retains the unmistakable Tesla SUV silhouette: clean, aerodynamic lines; a large panoramic windshield and roof; and bold proportions that give it a commanding road presence. The Falcon Wing rear doors (if equipped) remain one of its signature touches delivering dramatic looks and easier rear-seat access in tight spots. Inside, passengers find a minimalist, high-tech cabin: a large center-mounted 17-inch touchscreen dominates the dash, controlling nearly all vehicle functions; materials and finishes lean toward modern simplicity; and seating options accommodate five to seven passengers depending on configuration. TrueCar +2 Kbb.com +2 Powertrain, Range & Performance. Under the skin, the Standard Range trim uses a dual-motor AWD setup giving it the traction and stability typical of Teslas quipped SUVs. According to some spec listings, the 060 mph sprint is around 4.4 seconds. ArenaEV +1 Range (EPA-estimated) is lower than other Model X variants around 269 miles per full charge under ideal conditions. ArenaEV +1 Thats the trade-off for a lower price point (the Standard Range originally carried an MSRP around US $88,490). CarGurus +1 Comfort, Features & Everyday Use. Despite being Standard Range, this Model X doesnt skimp on comfort or features. It offers all-wheel drive for stability, air suspension (on many versions) for smoother ride and adjustable ride height, and a spacious cabin with flexible seating and cargo configurations. Infotainment is state-of-the-art: the massive touchscreen handles navigation, media, climate control, and more. Across the board, it aims to deliver the luxury-SUV experience but with the efficiency and convenience of an EV. Because it is electric, it also grants access to fast charging (e.g., via Teslas Supercharger network), making longer trips more convenient than many older EVs or hybrids. ArenaEV +2 CarGurus +2 Trade-offs & What to Know. The lower range around 270 miles under ideal conditions means owners may need to plan charging more carefully than with longer-range EVs, especially for long drives or if you use power-hungry features (AC, heating, heavy loads). Acceleration and outright performance are solid, but not as aggressive as the high-end or Plaid trims (which target much faster 0-60 mph times). Also, like all EVs, real-world range will vary depending on driving style, cargo, passenger load, weather (especially Florida heat/humidity if you live in Tarpon Springs, where you are), and use of climate control or other electronics.

• Adaptive Cruise Control
• Bluetooth®
• Heated Steering Wheel
• 4WD/AWD
• Heated Seats
• Keyless Entry
• Leather Seats
• Power Tailgate/Liftgate
• Automatic High Beams
• Emergency Brake Assist
• Lane Departure Warning
• Lane Keep Assist
• Sunroof/Moonroof
• Blind Spot Monitor
• Navigation System
• Rear View Camera
• Satellite Radio
• Rain Sensing Wipers
• Tow Hitch/Tow Package
• Entertainment System
• Premium Sound System

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