The Model X’s little sibling is the Tesla Model Y. Like the Mercedes-Benz EQB, the Model Y is more of a compact EV SUV that still has a third row seating option. Like the Model X, there are two ...

Tesla’s owner’s manual also says driving around with the third-row seats folded down will ... The price difference between a Model Y and Model X is prohibitive, so if you’re intent on ...

The Model X's third row is already a tight fit for adults, with two fewer inches of head room than the Model Y's already pinched second row. For the Model X, Tesla's best number is the 92.3 cubic ...

And while breaking the mold can benefit consumers, the benefit is questionable in the case of the Model X. With enough gee ... space behind the folding third row or a useful small front trunk ...

The best example is Tesla, which produces most of its cars locally in the US, China, and Europe. However, not all, with the Model S and Model X only produced at its factory in Fremont. That's why ...

Bottom Line: The Tesla Model X is more practical than the Jaguar I-Pace with quite a bit more cargo and passenger space. It also has easy ingress/egress rear doors, an available third-row ...

Previously, the compact SUV had an optional third row, which is quite tight for adults, that cost $2,000. The range estimates suggest that, like for the Model 3, Tesla eked out some efficiency ...