2016 Vs 2020 Tesla Model X: What's Improved? Changes Charted
This detailed comparison and charts show how Tesla has changed the Model X over the years.
Tesla doesn't completely redesign its models or officially refresh them. CEO Elon Musk has actually insisted on this even though vehicles like the Model S underwent a facelift and the Model S and Model X are now available as new "Raven" models.
With the said, Tesla's vehicles are changing on an almost constant basis due to over-the-air software updates and periodic hardware upgrades. The Model X came to market in September of 2015 and has changed significantly since its release. While it doesn't look much different, it's a different car in a number of ways.
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YouTube Cleanerwatt has become one of our new favorites when it comes to vehicle comparisons since he does a ton of research and makes useful charts to provide the data. We've included the graphics from the video in the gallery below.
Gallery: 2016 Vs 2020 Tesla Model X
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Model X Seats: https://electrek.co/2016/11/04/tesla-...
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Tesla Vegan Seats: https://insideevs.com/news/334178/tes...
MCU 1 vs MCU 2: https://teslatap.com/articles/autopil...
Model X History: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tesla_M...
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