I was super excited for the Model X refresh. Now, I am seriously disappointed.
a) Range: I was seriously hoping for 450 Mile range. When Cybertruck can give us 500 mile range with 70 K, Tesla's flagship SUV can give us at least 450 miles for 90K. They actually decreased it to 360 from 371! Being the current owner of 2016 MX 90D, I absolutely need more miles. Even with the latest MX revisions(2020 with 371 miles and the new one at 3660 miles), the real world mileage is at least 20% short. This is my experience too on my MX (Confirmed here: More Questions Surface Over Tesla's EV Ranges)
b) No upgrades to seating comfort and luxury: Being a flagship SUV, I need to be transported in very comfortable seats. Teslas seats with basic adjustments and cutting cornets on width and depth do not meet this bar. For long drives, my dangling legs are a pain. Tesla needs to learn from Porsche, Audi and Benz here..
Apart from the above 2 major issues, everything else is good. Especially the 250 KW charge speed is cool! Although don't know the real world charge rates yet
a) Range: I was seriously hoping for 450 Mile range. When Cybertruck can give us 500 mile range with 70 K, Tesla's flagship SUV can give us at least 450 miles for 90K. They actually decreased it to 360 from 371! Being the current owner of 2016 MX 90D, I absolutely need more miles. Even with the latest MX revisions(2020 with 371 miles and the new one at 3660 miles), the real world mileage is at least 20% short. This is my experience too on my MX (Confirmed here: More Questions Surface Over Tesla's EV Ranges)
b) No upgrades to seating comfort and luxury: Being a flagship SUV, I need to be transported in very comfortable seats. Teslas seats with basic adjustments and cutting cornets on width and depth do not meet this bar. For long drives, my dangling legs are a pain. Tesla needs to learn from Porsche, Audi and Benz here..
Apart from the above 2 major issues, everything else is good. Especially the 250 KW charge speed is cool! Although don't know the real world charge rates yet