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The Model X is for those who crave futuristic flair and face-melting speed, but can overlook some rough edges.
Blistering acceleration · Falcon-wing door drama
Interior feels cheap · Build-quality niggles
The 2026 Tesla Model X is like a spaceship masquerading as a family SUV. With its 670 horsepower and dual electric motors, it launches like a rocket, making every on-ramp feel like a drag strip. Those falcon-wing doors are a party trick for the ages—great for impressing friends at the country club, but less so for tight parking garages. What caught us off guard was how comfortable the ride is, soaking up highway miles like a champ. Yet, for a car nudging six figures, the interior feels more 'tech startup chic' than 'luxury hotel.' If you can live with some build-quality quirks and want an electric SUV that turns heads, the Model X is your ride.
Our pick: Base ($99,990)
vs. 2026 Mercedes-Benz EQS SUV: The EQS SUV wins on cabin luxury and build quality, but the Model X edges it out in performance and tech pizzazz.