Tesla Model X P100D
The Model X P100D is designed for those who crave raw performance. With a 100 kWh battery and a dual-motor setup that delivers roughly 588 horsepower, this machine went from 0 to 60 mph in about 3.22 seconds (when using Ludicrous Mode at 60–70% state of charge).
Despite its heft of around 5,500 lbs, its 700+ lb-ft is so overwhelming that it still rockets forward with ease
| Specification |
Tesla Model X P100D |
| Horsepower |
588 hp |
| User Submitted 0-60 mph Time |
3.22 seconds |
| Top Speed |
155 mph (estimated) |
| Engine Type |
Dual Motor Electric |
| Torque |
~713 lb-ft |
| Transmission |
1-speed direct-drive |
| Curb Weight |
~5,500 lbs |
Tesla Model X Plaid
Step up to the next level of performance with the Model X Plaid. This variant boasts a tri-motor setup that churns out an astonishing 1,020 horsepower. It achieves a mind-blowing 0-60 mph time of just 2.71 seconds.
The Plaid is the quickest SUV you can buy along with the likes of Cayenne Turbo GT and Taycan Cross Turismo Turbo S, the lattermost with 950 hp on tap.
| Specification |
Tesla Model X Plaid |
| Horsepower |
1,020 hp |
| User Submitted 0-60 mph Time |
2.71 seconds |
| Top Speed |
163 mph |
| Engine Type |
Tri Motor Electric |
| Torque |
~1,050 lb-ft |
| Transmission |
1-speed direct-drive |
| Curb Weight |
~5,300 lbs |
Tesla Model X P90D
For those who appreciate the evolution of Tesla’s performance, the Model X P90D is a classic. This variant, with a 90 kWh battery and dual motors producing around 532 horsepower, clocks in at 0-60 mph in about 3.42 seconds when using its Max Battery Power Mode with Launch Mode.
| Specification |
Tesla Model X P90D |
| Horsepower |
532 hp |
| User Submitted 0-60 mph Time |
3.42 seconds |
| Top Speed |
155 mph (estimated) |
| Engine Type |
Dual Motor Electric |
| Torque |
~713 lb-ft |
| Transmission |
1-speed direct-drive |
| Curb Weight |
~5,500 lbs
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Tesla Model X Long Range (New Version)
If you need a versatile option that blends performance with efficiency, the new Model X Long Range might be your perfect match. This variant delivers about 670 horsepower with a dual-motor configuration and goes from 0-60 mph in roughly 3.97 seconds.
It’s engineered to offer 300 miles of range without sacrificing too much on performance—a great balance if long-distance travel is on your agenda.
| Specification |
Tesla Model X Long Range (New Version) |
| Horsepower |
670 hp |
| User Submitted 0-60 mph Time |
3.97 seconds |
| Top Speed |
155 mph (estimated) |
| Engine Type |
Dual Motor Electric |
| Torque |
~713 lb-ft |
| Transmission |
1-speed direct-drive |
| Curb Weight |
~5,248 lbs |
2020 Tesla Model X Performance
Finally, the 2020 Model X Performance delivers an exhilarating driving experience with a 100 kWh battery and dual motors generating about 588 horsepower. It manages a 0-60 mph time of around 3.70 seconds.
| Specification |
2020 Tesla Model X Performance |
| Horsepower |
588 hp |
| User Submitted 0-60 mph Time |
3.70 seconds |
| Top Speed |
163 mph (estimated) |
| Engine Type |
Dual Motor Electric |
| Torque |
~713 lb-ft |
| Transmission |
1-speed direct-drive |
| Curb Weight |
~5,421 lbs |
What's the real-world 0-60 mph time of the Tesla Model X?
Going by the user-submitted 0-60 videos of Tesla Model X above, you can expect anywhere between 2.7 to 3.9 seconds of 60 mph time. The 60 mph time is also heavily dependent on your skill as a driver, and ambient and vehicle conditions.
How Can I Get the best 0-60 mph in my Tesla Model X?
Things like adjusting tire pressure, testing at night when temps are cooler, and getting rid of excess stuff from the car could improve the 0-60 mph time.
In the case of electric vehicles, it's better to pre-heat the battery, a feature that is a staple in Tesla cars. You can also choose between various specialty models like Cheetah stance, Ludicrous mode, or Plaid mode, depending on the Tesla you have
EVs also perform best when the SOC is above 70 percent as this allows the motors to draw maximum power from th battery. Although newer vehicles like Model X Plaid can still give all the beans at 30 percent SOC
Always test 60 mph on closed courses using proper safety gear.
What can I do to make my Tesla Model X go quicker?
Not much really as being an EV modification is limited to just aesthetics and rear seat delete if you are hell-bent on shaving even a few milliseconds, as seen on Tesla Motors Club .
What Are some of the quicker Tesla Model X alternatives?
Tesla Model X has no direct rival but the closest in terms of power is the Porsche Cross Turismo Turbo S with 980 horsepower. You can also check out the BMW iX M, Ioniq 5N, and Macan EV with a mid 3-4 second 60 mph time.
