2020
Automatic
Tax: £0
Mileage: 27,353
Electric
Mileage: 31,018
2018
Tax: n/a
Mileage: 34,000
Other
Mileage: 34,970
Mileage: 38,704
Mileage: 42,240
2019
Mileage: 54,000
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Mileage: 67,210
Mileage: 49,382
Mileage: 52,175
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Tesla is changing the way we think about electric cars. It's a process that started back in 2012 with their first vehicle, the Model S, a luxury executive-class contender that went far further on a full charge than any other full-electric car of the period. The brand's second design, this Model X, first launched back in 2015, also shook things up, an SUV that had few of the downsides that you'd think would go along with SUV ownership. Assuming you can afford the high upfront six-figure asking price - or more likely, the plump monthly leasing figures - it's super-cheap to run and, depending on the variant you choose, can go well over 300 miles or more between charges. The downside is that this car now comes only in left hand drive form. As before four wheel drive is standard and depending on how you specify your car, you can seat up to seven people. In future, it will even be able to drive itself. If you're looking for automotive state of the art, you'll still find it right here.
The Model X remains a very desirable thing. It's also now a very expensive thing. Still, if you were already going to spend just below (or maybe even just above) £110,000 on a luxury SUV, it's certainly a more rational choice than something more conventional in this segment. But it's really disappointing that Tesla no longer prioritises our market enough to offer this car in right hand drive. Apart from that and the high price, caveats are relatively few. Yes, battery charging does require a little more thought than just topping up a tank and if a car is shared between a married couple for instance, you'll both need to be on the ball with it. Other than that, there's very little not to like. The interior is adventurous, the packaging is efficient and the acceleration is quite simply astonishing. Quite simply, the Model X sets a fresh standard for what cars of this kind can do.
Borrow £6,000 with £1,000 deposit over 48 months with a representative APR of 18.1%, monthly payment would be £172.36, with a total cost of credit of £2,273.28 and a total amount payable of £9,273.28.
