Tesla Model X

Launched way back in 2016, the Tesla Model X was a novel addition to the range and the brand’s first high-rise offering. Built in California, the Model X emerged as the world’s first all-electric SUV, even if it looks about as much like a Sport Utility Vehicle as it does a large, ocean-dwelling mammal. But like all Teslas, it achieves the seemingly contradictory goals of zero exhaust emissions and

If you want a ludicrously quick crossover with all-electric drive and quirky doors, the Tesla Model X is it

If you’re in the market for a seven-seat, all-electric SUV, then the Tesla Model X is in a class of its own. Not only is it immensely practical, packed full of tech and surprisingly sharp to drive, it’s also capable of embarrassing sports cars in a straight line. And in our preferred Long Range Plus specification, it does at least come with an incredible official range of 348 miles and benefits from Tesla's world-beating charging infrastructure. Our only real complaint is that the interior quality should be better. Used prices look tempting. Reliability has been an issue with these earlier Teslas, though. Later ones are left-hand drive only.