Model X

As the largest SUV in the current Tesla lineup, the Model X's mission is clear: deliver the speed, range, and left-of-center design and tech choices that define the brand in a three-row SUV. That means a choice of two AWD powertrains, a futuristic shape with genuine gull-wing doors, and a heavy reliance on the touchscreen for most operational functions instead of traditional knobs and buttons. It's also incredibly quick, with our test drivers knocking off the 60-mph sprint in 3.6 seconds. Less impressive is the interior fit and finish, which feels a little out of place in a vehicle that starts at over $90k. Groundbreaking when it arrived a decade ago, the Model X is still impressive, but it is beginning to show its age.