Tesla’s hugely anticipated Model X gets caught on video
Tesla first unveiled its Model X crossover utility vehicle (CUV) back in 2012, although it’s not set to release until later this year. Given that the car is fairly close to launch it’s not surprising to see Tesla testing it out on the road and Seth Weintraub at Electrek directs our attention to new video that shows the Model X going on a test run at the Alameda Airport test track in California.
FROM EARLIER: Watch terrified passengers’ reactions when the driver floors it in a Tesla P85D
As you’ll see in the video below, the car exhibits the same rapid acceleration that we’ve seen in other Tesla models, although we don’t know precisely how quickly the car went from 0 to 60 miles per hour since this is from an amateur video shot by a bystander using his iPhone 5.
The Model X will come with two different options for battery packs: An 85kW·h battery that will deliver 270 miles per charge and a 60kW·h battery that will deliver 210 miles per charge. Pricing for the Model X has not yet been announced, although many expect it will be priced roughly the same as Tesla’s current Model S lineup.
Check out the full video of the Model X in action below.
Related stories
Video: Watch terrified passengers' reactions when the driver floors it in a Tesla P85D
Video: Tesla's amazing Model S P85D smokes a Challenger Hellcat in a drag race
Everything that's wrong with Tesla, and why they aren't the car savior
More from BGR: Google Fiber is going out of its way to make rival ISPs miserable
This article was originally published on BGR.com
