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As impressive as the Tesla Model X is in most respects, the interior is where things start to fall apart a little. Sure, when you open the front doors or the rear Falcon Wing doors, there's a fair amount of drama and the immediate thought is that the cabin is intensely futuristic, especially with the redesigned 17-inch touchscreen display. Make of that new yoke steering wheel what you will but it is certainly an oddity. The design is clean and many of the materials are sustainably sourced. Ergonomics are good too. However, the panels don't all line up right, and some rattles and squeaks make themselves known with regular driving. Fortunately, the Tesla wins back some points for providing heating on all seats, whether you've opted for a five-, six-, or seven-seat configuration.
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As standard, the Model X seats five with a bench seat in the rear and power-adjustability with memory functions in the front. Alternatively, you can get the Model X with two rows of captain's chairs behind the first row. This is the most comfortable for all passengers and allows easy access to the third row, but if you want to maximize people-carrying ability, the bench can be returned to the second row for a maximum of seven passengers, although this makes access to the third row more difficult. Up front, the driver has 12-way adjustability that allows persons of any size to find a good driving position. The panoramic windshield aids visibility too. In terms of getting in and out, the rear doors make this a breeze so long as there's enough space for them to open fully. 2022 Tesla Model X Interior Dimensions
Tesla Model X TrimsModel X Seating5 Headroom Front Seat41.7 in. Headroom Back Seat41 in. Legroom Front Seat41.1 in. Legroom Back Seat38.7 in. Shoulder Room Front60.7 in. Shoulder Room Rear56.9 in. Hip Room, Front55.7 in. Hip Room, Rear58.9 in. Interior Colors and Materials
Three interior schemes are available for the Model X. As standard, you get All Black, which features Ebony Decor trim along with black leatherette upholstery. Tesla has recently binned the genuine leather option as groups like PETA lobbied for the company to become vegan-friendly. If black isn't your thing, you can spec Black and White (a $2,000 option), which features white upholstery with Walnut trims, or Cream (also $2,000), which features cream-colored upholstery with Walnut trims.
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Thanks to the fact that the Model X does not have an engine, the front offers a useful frunk for storage. This is enough space for one carry-one suitcase and perhaps a soft bag as well. Cargo space will then vary depending on whether or not you've opted for 3 rows of seats, but expect around 13 cubic feet of space behind a third row if a third row is specified. In total, the Model X has a commendable 91 cubes of space including all covered storage and when the SUV is in its most spacious configuration. In the cabin, the center armrests up front provides a pair of cupholders while narrow door pockets can fit wallets and keys - just remember not to leave anything in the rear before opening those Falcon Wing doors. An additional pair of cupholders is provided for each of the rear rows too, and there's enough space in the front storage bins for your phone and other items. 2022 Tesla Model X Trunk and Cargo Space Photos
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The Model X is relatively well equipped with standard features, as befits an expensive luxury SUV such as this one. Through the Tesla app, you can use remote access from your phone to pre-heat or pre-cool the cabin, and both front doors are self-presenting and self-closing. You also get keyless entry and ignition as you'd expect, along with a heated steering wheel and heating for all seats. The front seats are 12-way power-adjustable with the driver's perch featuring memory functions too. The rear doors are also automatic, and you get LED ambient lighting throughout the cabin, along with a HEPA cabin filtration system. The mirrors are heated too, and you get wireless charging, a brake hold feature, a rearview camera, a dash cam, and adaptive air suspension. Other standard features include LED headlights with cornering, blind-spot monitoring, tri-zone climate control, and parking sensors. With the Full Self-Driving Capability option selected, the Model X comes with Summon, Autopark, navigation with Autopilot, and stop sign control. Infotainment
The new Tesla Model X features a huge 17-inch touchscreen that controls its infotainment and much more. This year, the screen swaps to a new landscape style, replacing the previous vertically-mounted screen used before. The system features Google Maps navigation, Bluetooth and USB-C ports, and also provides access to SiriusXM satellite radio. Many inputs can be controlled using voice-activation, which is rather handy considering that some icons and menu selections can be a little too small to accurately press when driving unless you take your eyes off the road. Numerous over-the-air updates improve the system as time goes by, so hopefully the interface will become less fussy. What most people would like, however, is if Android Auto and Apple CarPlay could be added. A 12.3-inch digital driver's display and an eight-inch second-row display are included as well. For gamers, there is a generous 10 teraflops of processing power. The sound system gets 22 speakers and active noise cancelation. Check other Tesla Model X Styles
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