AC Charging
Charge port
Type 2
Max. AC power output
11 kW
Charging time
10h 15m
DC Charging
Charge port
CCS Supercharger
Max. AC power output
250 kW
Charging time
30m
Find key electric car specifications including range, charging time, price, and the ideal charging station.
The Tesla Model X is a luxury electric SUV with a modern interior, quick acceleration, long range, and access to Tesla's network of superchargers for fast charging. It also features four-wheel drive, flashy falcon-wing rear doors, and the option for a comfortable seven seats.
100 kWh
576 km
€ 100.993
191 Wh/km
7
Yes
Charge port
Type 2
Max. AC power output
11 kW
Charging time
10h 15m
Charge port
CCS Supercharger
Max. AC power output
250 kW
Charging time
30m
Charging type
Wall plug (2.3 kW)
Time (empty to full)
48h 45m
Range per hour of charging
12 km/h
Our recommendation
This charging method is for emergencies only.
Charging type
1-phase 16A (3.7 kW)
Time (empty to full)
30h 15m
Range per hour of charging
19 km/h
Our recommendation
This charging station takes longer to fully charge this car.
Charging type
1-phase 32A (7.4 kW)
Time (empty to full)
15h 15m
Range per hour of charging
38 km/h
Our recommendation
This charging station takes longer to fully charge this car.
Charging type
3-phase 16A (11 kW)
Time (empty to full)
10h 15m
Range per hour of charging
56 km/h
Our recommendation
This charging station is the best fit for this car!
This charging station will enable you to charge this car at the maximum possible charging speed.
Charging type
3-phase 32A (22 kW)
Time (empty to full)
10h 15m
Range per hour of charging
56 km/h
Our recommendation
This charging capacity is higher than your car can handle.
Read our comprehensive guide to discover everything you need to know about electric vehicle charging before buying an electric car.
The charging time of the Tesla Model X is dependent on the type of charging station you charge at. When using an AC charging station, the maximum power the Model X can charge at is 17 kW. This means it takes around 7 hours to charge from 0 to 100 percent. As for DC fast charging, the maximum power the Model X can charge at is 250 kW which equates to around 30 minutes of charging time from 10 to 80 percent.
The Tesla Supercharger is a Tesla-owned and operated DC fast charging station for electric vehicles. These charging stations are exclusively available to Tesla customers and are capable of delivering a maximum power output of 250 kW.
If you are a Tesla customer, then using the built-in navigation system or the Tesla app will be the easiest way to find a Supercharger for your Tesla Model X. In fact, if necessary, the built-in navigation system will automatically direct you to any Superchargers on route and can advise you if there are any available spaces before you arrive.
There are two versions of the Tesla Model X available on the market, the Long Range and the Plaid, both with different ranges:
*These estimates are based on the WLTP ratings and the actual range may vary based on factors such as speed, weather conditions, and elevation change.
The starting price for a Tesla Model X ranges between £105,000 and £125,000* in the UK depending on which model you choose and your location or dealership.
*Prices are taken from EV Database.
Among the many reasons individuals consider buying an electric vehicle is to take advantage of features that are not typically found in standard petrol or diesel vehicles. The Tesla Model X is no exception amongst these new electric vehicles.
Tesla's Autopilot is one of the most advanced features of the Model X, allowing for nearly fully automated driving. Autopilot allows your car to automatically steer, accelerate, and brake, as well as change lanes, navigate on/off motorways, avoid potential crashes, and even drive you to your location.
Some other Model X features Tesla highlights on its website are the great versatility with flexible storage, Falcon Wing doors, seating for up to seven passengers, the 5-star safety rating from Euro NCAP, incredibly fast acceleration with a 0 to 62 mph time of 2.6 seconds, what they call the ‘interior of the future’ with a yolk shaped steering wheel, a 17-inch touchscreen control centre with the ability to play console-grade games, watch movies and more, and multiple wireless charging pads for your smartphone(s).
Categorised as a luxury seven-seater SUV, the Tesla Model X has a length of 5,036 mm, a width of 1,999 mm, and a height of 1,684 mm. Altogether, the maximum cargo volume of the Tesla Model X is 2,577 litres.
We have created the table below to provide an approximation of how much you could expect to pay to charge your Tesla Model X. The amount you pay to charge your Tesla Model X is determined by where you charge, be this at home, in public, or at a DC fast charger.
| Charging station type (right) Tesla Model X version (below) | Home (AC) cost per kWh: £0.28 | Public (AC) cost per kWh: £0.34 | Fast (DC) cost per kWh: £0.54 |
| Long Range & Plaid (95 kWh) | £26.60 | £32.30 | £35.91 |
Important: Prices are approximations based on our experience and do not represent the real-life situation and represent the cost to charge from zero to 100 percent SoC for AC and from 10 to 80 percent for DC.
