Heavy reinforcement of center of roof, very thich and massive doors, electric motors etc. Maybe 100-200lbs/100kg in total compared to ordinary doors without glass roof? The width of the back seat in the X was disappointing concidering the overall width of the car. It felt very cramped when my wife and I were sitting next to each other in the back seat (myself in the middle, bumping my head in the thick center of the roof). I`m 186cm/90kg and my wife about 169cm/57kg.
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Heavy reinforcement of center of roof, very thich and massive doors, electric motors etc. Maybe 100-200lbs/100kg in total compared to ordinary doors without glass roof? The width of the back seat in the X was disappointing concidering the overall width of the car. It felt very cramped when my wife and I were sitting next to each other in the back seat (myself in the middle, bumping my head in the thick center of the roof). I`m 186cm/90kg and my wife about 169cm/57kg.
6 seater is not a god solution for me.
I`ve concidered it over and over. The 6 seater just doesn`t cut it I`m afraid.
bmanke
Member
Having experienced a Model X for the first time today this thread is silly. Falcon wing doors are unbelievably cool and functional!
Librae
Member
Sign me up for the Model X with the optional V8 engine. If there's one thing missing from your average Tesla, it's a gasoline engine.
Having had my X for 3 months now I can't imagine it being like all the boring ICE cars already out there. It is not a car, it's a Tesla. There is no way Tesla is going to change these to old fashion doors. If you can't accept the wings then buy an SUV that is mundane and polluting.
aesculus
Still Trying to Figure This All Out
The FWDs make my Model X. Without it it's just a fat Model S. No thank you.
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