Some Hidden Features Of Tesla Model X: If you’re looking for a good electric SUV, the Tesla Model X is hard to beat. However, at over $161,990 for the base model, the Model X isn’t exactly cheap. But there are some features of this vehicle that you may not be aware of!
Let’s see it.
Falcon Wing doors
You may have heard of the Falcon Wing doors before, but if not, here’s a quick rundown: they are hinged upwards on the side window and open outwards like wings. They can be opened while the car is moving or parked with just a tap of your finger on the touchscreen.
These are different from other doors because they don’t require any manual effort to open them (no handle or button). Instead, they’re activated by a sensor when you approach them with your hand within 3 inches.
The first prototype for these doors was designed by Franz von Holzhausen in 2008 and eventually tested at Tesla’s Fremont factory in 2010. After years of testing and refinement, the final design was unveiled in 2012 at an event where Elon Musk announced that Model X would enter production in 2013.
Large frunk
One of the coolest features of the Tesla Model X is its large frunk or front trunk. The frunk is perfect for storing luggage or other items that you want easily accessible from the driver’s seat. The size of this area can be a bit deceiving at first glance, but it actually holds quite a bit more than you might expect!
The Tesla Model X has two main trunks: one in the rear and one in the front called a frunk. The rear trunk is fairly small by comparison with most other vehicles on today’s market (but normal for an electric car).
There are some smaller SUVs that have larger trunks than this one does, but for an SUV as large as a Tesla Model X, it offers plenty of space to store things like suitcases and bags without taking up too much space inside your vehicle.
Minimalist cabin
If you’re a fan of minimalism, the Tesla Model X will be your dream car. While other vehicles have lots of buttons, switches, and compartments to hold all your items, the Tesla Model X only has one: the touchscreen. This means that there are no cupholders or ashtrays, and if you want to drink something while driving – like water – you need a bottle with a cap.
The glovebox is also missing on this vehicle; instead, it comes with a built-in storage area in front of the passenger seat. There are also no sun visors on this vehicle because they’re not needed thanks to its large windshields that reduce your need for shade while driving!
Bioweapon defense mode
If you’re in need of a high-tech vehicle that can withstand the elements, the Model X is your ride. This electric car can take care of all kinds of dangers, from germs to radiation.
With its sealed cabin and HEPA-filtered air conditioner, the Tesla Model X provides an ideal environment for those with allergies or asthma to relax and enjoy their time behind the wheel.
It also has a dehumidifier that helps keep air dry while reducing moisture buildup in your seats (which could otherwise cause mold).
The Model X’s factory-installed carbon monoxide sensor monitors dangerous gases in real-time while driving down the road. If it detects any chemical leaks inside the cabin, an alarm will sound until they’re eliminated before continuing on your journey without incident (it’s best not to ignore this warning).
Summon mode
Summon mode is a feature that allows you to drive your car into and out of your garage without anyone in the car. You can also use it to move your vehicle closer to or farther away from you, or even have it pick up items on the ground near the car.
Summon mode is activated by pressing a button on the key fob, which activates sensors around the car that help track its position relative to other objects in its path.
When summoned, the Tesla Model X will move forward at low speeds until it reaches an object in front of it—you’ll hear two beeps when this has happened—and stop with about 10 feet between itself and this obstacle, whether that’s another vehicle or something as small as a wall.
From there, you can press “+” or “-” buttons on either side of the steering wheel and increase/decrease the distance from whatever object happened upon; if using these controls doesn’t work for you (or if there isn’t enough space), just tap any button twice againto bring everything back into placeagain!
Self-presenting door handles
If you’ve ever driven a Tesla Model X, you know that the car is full of little tricks and features that make your driving experience more fun. One of these features is the hidden door handles—when you approach the car, the handles automatically pop out. It’s one of those small touches that make for an even better user experience.
Automatic windshield wipers
The wipers are automatic and are activated by the rain sensor or a press of the wiper stalk. If you’re in a rush, you can skip over this step and go right to using the stalk.
Autopilot and Autosteer
Tesla’s Autopilot and Autosteer are two of the most highly anticipated features in any car. Autopilot is a driver assistance system that helps you steer, accelerate and brake. Autosteer is a driver assistance system that helps you steer. Here’s how it works:
As soon as you engage either function on your Tesla Model X, sensors begin scanning the road ahead of you in order to create a map of where everything is located on the road.
This data is sent back to Tesla headquarters and then used by their vehicles to determine where other cars should go or if there are any obstacles in their path (like pedestrians).
When this information comes back from headquarters about what’s ahead of them, drivers can then use it as an aid when driving through areas with heavy traffic or dense urban areas like Manhattan where there are many cars parked on both sides of busy streets.”
Expected battery life of up to 500,000 miles (800,000 km)
The battery life of Tesla’s Model X is expected to last for up to 500,000 miles (800,000 km), which is excellent news for those who don’t want to worry about replacing their vehicle’s batteries. This is especially important since a new Tesla battery costs $20,000, so if you do need a replacement it could be quite costly.
The Model X has no internal combustion engine or transmission system—the car gets power from its electric motors instead. The car’s battery pack consists of 2170 lithium ion cells arranged into modules and packs made up of 12 modules each. In total there are around 7104 individual battery cells in the pack that give the car its energy and power capabilities.
Model X is a great vehicle for people who appreciate design and technology.
Model X is a great vehicle for people who appreciate design and technology. If you’re an environmentally conscious person, you’ll love the Tesla Model X. If you want to be safe, then this is the vehicle for you.
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