Used 2020 Tesla Model X SUV Trims Comparison

The Model X Long Range has an estimated range of 328 miles. Standard features include an air suspension, keyless entry and ignition, heated seats for all passengers, a heated steering wheel, a 17-inch touchscreen display and a towing package. You also get driver aids such as forward collision warning with automatic emergency braking and Tesla's Autopilot system. Later in the model year, the Long Range model was replaced by the Long Range Plus, with an estimated 351 miles of range. Free and unlimited use of Tesla's Supercharger network was standard with new cars until the end of May 2020, when the program was canceled following price cuts for the Model X.

Performance enthusiasts can opt for the Model X Performance model, which Tesla says hits 60 mph in just 3.4 seconds but drops the estimated range to 305 miles. Ludicrous mode is now standard and its use drops the 0-60 time to 2.6 seconds. Aside from the extra oomph and some minor interior changes, the Performance model is basically the same as the Model X Long Range.

Options are few. Typically, the Model X comes with five-passenger seating, but you can get a six-passenger configuration with two captain's chairs in the second row and a third-row bench, or a seven-passenger configuration with two rows of benches. Also available is the Full Self-Driving Capability feature, which adds automated parallel and perpendicular parking, additional fine-tuning to the way Autopilot behaves on the highway, and a summon feature that calls the Model X to your location in a parking lot.