# Tesla Model X specs and mpg by year - **Latest year:** 2026 - **EV range:** 352 mi - **Drive:** AWD - **Years covered:** 2016-2026 ## Quick answer The 2026 Tesla Model X is a midsize/large SUV with up to 352 miles of EPA range. Engines: Electric. ## Every 2026 Tesla Model X version | Version | Engine | Drive | Transmission | City/Hwy | Combined | Range | 240V charge | Fuel cost / year | CO2 | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | Model X | Electric | AWD | Single-speed | 110/99 MPGe | 105 MPGe | 352 mi | 14.0 h | $700 | 0 g/mi | | Model X Plaid | Electric | AWD | Single-speed | 105/94 MPGe | 100 MPGe | 335 mi | 12.0 h | $750 | 0 g/mi | Each row is a version the EPA tested. Fuel cost assumes 15,000 miles a year (55% city) at national average prices; CO2 is tailpipe emissions. ## Tesla Model X specs by year | Year | Engines | Transmission | Drive | MPGe | EV range | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | 2026 | Electric | Single-speed | AWD | 100-105 | 352 mi | | 2025 | Electric | Single-speed | AWD | 88-98 | 329 mi | | 2024 | Electric | Single-speed | AWD | 90-100 | 335 mi | | 2023 | Electric | Single-speed | AWD | 91-102 | 348 mi | | 2022 | Electric | Single-speed | AWD | 91-102 | 348 mi | | 2021 | Electric | Single-speed | AWD | 86-105 | 371 mi | | 2020 | Electric | Single-speed | AWD | 79-105 | 351 mi | | 2019 | Electric | Single-speed | AWD | 79-96 | 325 mi | | 2018 | Electric | Single-speed | AWD | 85-93 | 295 mi | | 2017 | Electric | Single-speed | AWD | 86-93 | 295 mi | | 2016 | Electric | Single-speed | AWD | 86-93 | 289 mi | EPA combined ratings. MPGe is the EPA efficiency measure for electric cars. Ranges cover every engine and drivetrain EPA tested for that year. ## How has the Model X changed over the years? - **2026:** maximum range went from 329 to 352 miles. - **2025:** maximum range went from 335 to 329 miles. - **2024:** maximum range went from 348 to 335 miles. - **2022:** maximum range went from 371 to 348 miles. - **2021:** maximum range went from 351 to 371 miles. - **2020:** maximum range went from 325 to 351 miles. - **2019:** maximum range went from 295 to 325 miles. - **2017:** maximum range went from 289 to 295 miles. ## What does it cost to run a Model X? The EPA puts the 2026 Tesla Model X's fuel cost at **$700-$750 a year**, against about $3,048 for other current midsize/large SUVs: roughly 76% less. Over five years at 15,000 miles a year that is about $3,625 in electricity. ## Model X vs rivals | Model | Powertrains | Fuel economy | Range | Fuel cost / year | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | [Lucid Gravity](/vehicles/lucid-gravity) | Electric | 90-111 MPGe | 450 mi | $700-$850 | | BMW iX3 | Electric | 102-118 MPGe | 434 mi | $650-$750 | | [Rivian R1S](/vehicles/rivian-r1s) | Electric | 67-85 MPGe | 410 mi | $900-$1,150 | | [BMW iX](/vehicles/bmw-ix) | Electric | 75-97 MPGe | 364 mi | $800-$1,000 | | Hyundai Ioniq 9 | Electric | 85-92 MPGe | 335 mi | $850-$900 | | Rivian R2 | Electric | 99-105 MPGe | 330 mi | $700-$750 | | Volvo EX60 | Electric | 104-118 MPGe | 330 mi | $650-$750 | | Acura ZDX | Electric | 83-91 MPGe | 327 mi | $850-$900 | Other current midsize/large SUVs from other makes, most efficient first. ## Frequently asked questions ### What is the range of the 2026 Tesla Model X? The 2026 Tesla Model X has an EPA-estimated range of up to 352 miles on a full charge, with an efficiency rating of 100-105 MPGe combined. Cold weather and highway speed reduce range. ### What engine does the 2026 Tesla Model X have? The 2026 Tesla Model X comes with: Electric. It uses single-speed transmission and is offered with AWD. ### Is there a hybrid Tesla Model X? No, the Tesla Model X is fully electric, so there is no hybrid or gas version. ### How much does it cost to fuel a 2026 Tesla Model X for a year? About $700-$750 a year, using the EPA's assumptions of 15,000 miles (55% city, 45% highway) at national average electricity prices. Your cost depends on your local prices, mileage and driving style. ### Does the 2026 Tesla Model X come with all-wheel drive? Yes. The 2026 Tesla Model X is offered with AWD. All- or four-wheel drive usually costs 1-3 mpg compared with the two-wheel-drive version of the same engine, as the versions table shows. ### Is the Tesla Model X cheap to run compared with other midsize/large SUVs? Yes, cheaper than average: its EPA annual fuel cost of $700-$750 compares with about $3,048 for other current midsize/large SUV models. Fuel is only part of running costs; insurance, tires and repairs also differ. ## Sources - [fueleconomy.gov (US DOE and EPA)](https://www.fueleconomy.gov/) ## More Tesla models - [Tesla Model 3](https://diagxcar.com/vehicles/tesla-model-3) - [Tesla Model S](https://diagxcar.com/vehicles/tesla-model-s) - [Tesla Model Y](https://diagxcar.com/vehicles/tesla-model-y) ## Other midsize/large SUVs - [Toyota 4Runner](https://diagxcar.com/vehicles/toyota-4runner) - [Toyota Grand Highlander](https://diagxcar.com/vehicles/toyota-grand-highlander) - [Toyota Highlander](https://diagxcar.com/vehicles/toyota-highlander) - [Toyota Land Cruiser](https://diagxcar.com/vehicles/toyota-land-cruiser) - [Toyota Sequoia](https://diagxcar.com/vehicles/toyota-sequoia) - [Volvo EX90](https://diagxcar.com/vehicles/volvo-ex90) - [Volvo XC90](https://diagxcar.com/vehicles/volvo-xc90) - [Audi e-tron](https://diagxcar.com/vehicles/audi-e-tron) ## Compared with - [Audi Q4 e-tron](https://diagxcar.com/vehicles/audi-q4-e-tron) - [BMW iX](https://diagxcar.com/vehicles/bmw-ix) - [Honda Prologue](https://diagxcar.com/vehicles/honda-prologue) - [Jeep Wagoneer](https://diagxcar.com/vehicles/jeep-wagoneer) - [Kia EV9](https://diagxcar.com/vehicles/kia-ev9) - [Lucid Gravity](https://diagxcar.com/vehicles/lucid-gravity) - [Rivian R1S](https://diagxcar.com/vehicles/rivian-r1s) ## Car care - [How long do tires last?](https://diagxcar.com/how-long/tires) - [How often to change oil](https://diagxcar.com/how-often/change-oil) - [Tire size calculator](https://diagxcar.com/tools/tire-size-calculator) --- Source page: https://diagxcar.com/vehicles/tesla-model-x Updated: 2026-11-03 General information, not a substitute for a qualified mechanic.