What can you expect from the new 2025 Tesla Model X? Naturally, the model should get a refreshed work – even a new remodel. With its existence for around a decade in the auto industry, it’s high time that it gets the needed updates right away. After all, all auto makers in the industry are heading toward electrification, which means that Tesla is on the right path. But then again, it also means that they need to work extra hard if they want to stand out amongst the tough competition. They’re no longer the dominating force in the electric vehicle sector, which means that they need to stay strong or they need to come up with new innovations if they want to stay on the first top spot. What can we expect from the new 2025 model year, anyway?
The Rumored Vehicle
The Model X has been designed as an SUV, and there is a possibility that this new and big SUV is on its way to production. Let’s not forget that the Model X was first released in the 2015, and it was years ago. 8 years are a long time for electric (car) technologies to evolve and grow, so it’s high time that Model X finally got an update. There is very limited information about the possible scenarios happening to the big SUV. It’s possible that it gets the required updates, but it’s also highly likely that it finally gets the redesigned touchups. It’s unsure which path would Tesla take, but the Model X needs serious makeover.
Design and Style
There have been some rendering images of the 2025 Tesla Model X, providing us with better image of what the car will look like. There would be two different possible approaches. The first one would be an SUV that takes inspiration from the Cybertruck, coming with boxy wheel arches and sharp creases to create serious rugged (and tough) look.
The second one, however, would probably be simpler. It takes the design cues from the current Model X, and then Tesla would ‘evolve’ it a bit. It means that the second one would have this bubble-ish and clean appearance (most likely the common signature style of Tesla) with possibly even minimalist look on the back. It may look like the Roadster, but with a twist.
The Interior Cabin
Unlike the outside, things may not change too drastically on the inside. The current cabin isn’t just about big central console, huge display, and steering wheel. It’s about comfort, convenience, and access – laid out in a very futuristic styling. The interior cabin is still able to create the ‘wow’ effect without the company has to make grandeur updates or improvements.
Predicted Performance and Range
Moreover, traveled distance (in electric) will also likely increase. It means that you can expect a range increase. When the Model X was first released, its entry level was able to cover ‘only’ 200 miles of distance. But again, technologies develop and evolve. The auto maker is able to come up with more lightweight styling (and design) which shows amazing result when combined with new batteries. As a result, the updated SUV is said to cover 500 miles of range for a single charge.
And when it comes to performance, there’s another story. The new SUV is claimed to be quicker and somewhat more agile than the current model. The long range Model X version is said to reach 60 mph within only 3.5 seconds, while the Plaid version can do it within only 2 seconds. If the numbers are true, it means that the upcoming 2025 Tesla Model X would have a more impressive performance than the super cars!