With the new Model 3 and revamped Model S now out of the way, Tesla now turns its attention to its SUV model, the Tesla Model X. The update for the 2017 model year is a small one, with the introduction of a new base 75D that replaces the current 70D at the bottom end of the lineup.
As the name implies, the new variant is fitted with a larger 75 kWh lithium-ion battery, providing the four-wheel drive electric SUV with a range of 381 km, up from 354 km. The twin motors are unchanged, however, so the 75D retains a 0-100 km/h sprint time of 6.0 seconds and a 209 km/h top speed.
The starting price has been bumped up as a result – the Model X 75D is priced at US$84,200 (RM329,000), US$3,000 (RM11,700) higher than the outgoing 70D. As before, the car can be optioned with a litany of features, including larger 22-inch wheels, seven-seat layout and expanded Autopilot Convenience features.
Also available is a Premium Upgrades Package that includes auto-opening front doors, ventilated seats, leather coverings for interior touch points and a HEPA air filtration system with two carbon air filters and a “Bioweapon Defence Mode” – the latter pressurises the cabin for “maximum protection against hazardous external conditions.”
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I have many chickens.The way it want to poo exactly look like this car when the back passenger door is open.
Good luck to you when you need to open the backdoor during heavy rain.