Timeline of Features/Packages/Changes

[kgerrard]

Hi Guys,

18 months ago when I ordered my CPO Model S, a great resource was this: Model S - Options by Year - Tesla Motors Club Wiki

However now I'm looking for a CPO Model X and the resource for the X is sorely lacking:
Model X - Options by Year - Tesla Motors Club Wiki

Can anyone point me to a better one? I need to know things like:

What years is the self presenting front door included? Can all 60s be upgraded to 75s? When did the seven seat option change? Etc?

 

[jonm93]

I can give you a quick rundown. all Model X's will have the self presenting doors IF they have the premium package equipped. After I believe July of 2017 the premium package was standard and the self presenting doors shipped on all cars. Starting around Mid 2017 they also went to the second gen flush falcon door switches, but any Model X can have that retrofitted from the old switches for about $130 at a service center. 60Kwh Model X's are very rare, so I wouldn't worry to much about getting one. I am not sure about a battery upgrade. Keep in mind also that the movable rear spoiler was present only on P90D Model X's and some very rare early non performance MX. As for the Seven seat model the fold flat 7 seat interior became available in that July 2017 product update. Anything else you wanted to know about? I suppose it is worth noting that all MX do have AP hardware installed.

 

[bjori]

Typo alert. It was July 2018 the premium upgrades became standard. Not 2017.

 

[kgerrard]

Awesome!! What are the 2nd gen flush door handles?

 

[jonm93]

Awesome!! What are the 2nd gen flush door handles?

Sorry I want more clear on that. I was referring to he interior buttons on the b pillar to activate the falcon wing doors. The early MX had toggle type switches that worked fine but were vulnerable to being broken off by overzealous kids. The second gen of he switches are flat and you push on the top or bottom to open/close the falcon door.

 

[kgerrard]

Ah ok makes sense. Thank you. I'm am delighted to learn that the self presenting doors go back to the beginning for the Xs.

 

[playoutside]

I can give you a quick rundown. all Model X's will have the self presenting doors IF they have the premium package equipped. After I believe July of 2017 the premium package was standard and the self presenting doors shipped on all cars. Starting around Mid 2017 they also went to the second gen flush falcon door switches, but any Model X can have that retrofitted from the old switches for about $130 at a service center. 60Kwh Model X's are very rare, so I wouldn't worry to much about getting one. I am not sure about a battery upgrade. Keep in mind also that the movable rear spoiler was present only on P90D Model X's and some very rare early non performance MX. As for the Seven seat model the fold flat 7 seat interior became available in that July 2017 product update. Anything else you wanted to know about? I suppose it is worth noting that all MX do have AP hardware installed.

Hi Jon, I’m looking at used/CPO 2016 Model X P90D’s. On the Tesla website, is there an easy way to know if it has self presenting doors? Was this standard on the performance costs?

Thanks!

 

[mattack4000]

I had a post about the changes, dated late 2017, but you will see things like the door latch, the door button, seat design, rear quarter panel etc

 

[GeorgeSymonds]

Hi Jon, I’m looking at used/CPO 2016 Model X P90D’s. On the Tesla website, is there an easy way to know if it has self presenting doors? Was this standard on the performance costs?

Thanks!

Looks like its code X042.

Some of the inventory sites show tell you this, assuming they're right, on their car description - like this one.. its the last but one option. No idea how accurate these sites are as I think its partly guess work when working out the specification based on looking at lots of cars

Tesla Info: 2016 MX 90D listed at $70400