I am not an X reservation holder, and I certainly do not know what I am talking about. Here is something that Tesla might consider in their plans for the Model X:
They might decide to manufacture a modest quantity--let's say 1,500 vehicles--to produce some finished goods inventory. These will be manufactured first before orders are taken on-line and the customers are placed into the production queue. They (the cars, not the customers) might even be stashed in a clandestine location at their facility. There will be an assortment of colors and options within these vehicles. The early reservation holders will be given first crack at taking a car from inventory, thereby receiving their car two weeks or less after order. Since there are 20,000 reservation holders, it is likely that most of the finished goods will be able to be sold within a month or two. These "inventory" cars will be off the books by year-end, so they won't be a drag on earnings or cash flow.
Maybe this is a silly idea, but acceleration of delivery can be a good thing for those who have been on pins and needles for three years. And it also might provide data to Tesla to see which options are popular and which less so (as in the case of the disappearing Lacewood trim which we got in our S85.)