Tesla Model X Boot Space + Dimensions

Tesla Model X Boot Dimensions in cm

Tesla Model X - All boot dimensions at a glance: width, height, length, depth (with the rear seats folded down and upright).
Tesla Model X – Selected Boot Dimensions in cm: opening width and height, trunk length and sill height.
Tesla Model X - All boot dimensions at a glance: width, height, length, depth (with the rear seats folded down and upright).
Tesla Model X – All Boot Dimensions in cm: width, height, depth, boot sill height and length (resepectively with and without folded seats).

Model information

The Tesla Model X is a fully electric SUV that was first launched in 2015. It is known for its impressive performance, innovative technology and the distinctive design with its falcon-wing doors. The Model X offers seating for up to seven passengers and is available with different drivetrains, delivering long range and rapid acceleration. The interior is modern and minimalist, with a large touchscreen to control most functions.

Variants within the same line-up

The Tesla Model X is primarily offered as an SUV. There are no other variants such as a saloon or convertible within this model line-up. However, different drivetrain configurations are available, such as the Long Range and the Plaid, which differ in performance and range. These variants should not be confused with other Tesla models, as they are specific to the Model X.

Model year differences

The Tesla Model X has undergone several updates since its introduction. The most significant changes affecting the body dimensions and boot space occurred in 2021, when the model received an interior refresh and some technical improvements. However, these changes did not significantly affect boot space, as the basic structure of the vehicle remained largely the same.

Direct competition

In the same price range and size there are several comparable models, including the Audi e-tron and the Mercedes-Benz EQC. The Audi e-tron offers a boot space of around 660 litres, which is significantly less than that of the Model X. The Mercedes-Benz EQC has a similar boot space of around 500 litres. These differences make the Tesla Model X an attractive option for buyers who need a lot of storage space.

More affordable alternatives

For buyers looking for more affordable alternatives with similar boot dimensions, the Kia EV6 and the Hyundai Ioniq 5 could be considered. Both models offer a boot space of around 500 to 600 litres and are generally cheaper than the Model X. These vehicles also offer a good balance of space and practicality, even if they do not offer the same performance or range as the Tesla Model X.

All information on this site is provided without warranty, and no liability is accepted for its accuracy or completeness.