Elon Musk revealed his biases in the Tesla Model X lineup, and it is the six-seater variant of the electric SUV, focusing on seating more than five, but less than the existing seven-seater variant. The Model X comes in two options now, and it is the two-rowed version, and the three-rowed electric car, with Tesla the iconic wing-like doors.
Elon Musk Tesla Model X: Six-Seater Version is the Best
Tesla CEO revealed that the Tesla Model X's six-seater version is the best in the car model's lineup, expressing his bias on the car version with its three-row setup. The rear sets focus on a different configuration compared to usual seven-seater cars and its focus is on seating adults comfortably in all seats of the car.
The back row seat is one of the most hated parts of the car as manufacturers that push for seven-seaters usually cramp the third row, or push for the second row to have a third seater in the middle booster. Musk revealed that if he had the choice, it would be the only variant in the Model X's releases, and no longer feature the five-seater.
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The six seat Model X is best imo. There are times when I only want to offer that variant.
— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) March 20, 2022
Tesla Model X to Have Seven Seater Variant?
The Tesla Model X already has a seven-seater variant in its options, and what it brings is another seat in the second row, kind of like a booster seat that comes with a full-sized backrest, unlike other vehicles. However, what the Model X does not bring is the seven-seater Plaid variant, that only comes with two rows that can seat five.
Tesla and its Model Lineups
Tesla is a famous car brand and as a manufacturer, it provides different options for customers to enjoy different aspects of the company's offers in its shop. One of the most famous variants under Tesla's releases is the Plaid version that comes with the Model X and Model S, and it brought the fastest and highest range Tesla vehicles in production.
It is the top regarded vehicle in Tesla's lineup now and it offers a massive focus on electric mobility as a performance vehicle that does not sacrifice certain aspects.
The clean energy company offered different trims of the vehicle as well, and it focused on its base variant and the previous top-of-the-line release, the Long Range version for each car. Of course, it would depend on the needs and budget of the customer to what vehicle will they purchase from the Musk-owned company, especially now that it raised prices due to nickel supply.
The Model X is one of Tesla's unique vehicles in the market, and it remains the full-sized SUV that brings a massive option for users who prefer a hatch-type body for larger needs. The car can seat a family in it, bringing a spacious interior that is not necessarily cramped, especially the last row of its cabin, accomodating space for the other members.
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Written by Isaiah Richard
