Inside the Model X: The Most Impressive EV in Our Fleet

Falcon Wing doors. 6 seats. 330-mile range. A full review of the Tesla Model X — and why it's in a class of its own.

There's a reason people stop and stare when the Model X pulls up. And it's not just the doors.

The Falcon Wing Effect

Let's get the obvious out of the way: the Falcon Wing doors are spectacular. They rise vertically, clear the car in front and behind, and make loading rear passengers absurdly easy — even in tight parking spots. Every time you open them in a parking lot, expect phones to come out.

But the Model X is more than a party trick.

Space, Comfort, and Utility

Six seats in three rows means the Model X genuinely replaces an SUV or minivan without compromise. The second row captain chairs are among the most comfortable in any production vehicle, and the third row is usable by real adults (something that cannot be said for most SUVs in this class).

The panoramic windshield is a defining feature. It extends far above the standard roofline and provides an almost surreal sense of openness and sky.

Performance and Range

Model X performance numbers are almost comically strong for a 6-seat SUV. 0–60 in under 4 seconds. 330 miles of range. Towing capacity of 5,000 lbs.

In everyday Treasure Coast driving, none of this feels extreme — just effortless. Merging onto I-95, passing on US-1, loading up for a long beach day — the Model X handles everything without drama.

Who Should Rent the Model X

This is the vehicle for:

Groups of 5–6
Special occasions — anniversary, birthday, a milestone trip
Corporate clients who want to arrive in something memorable
Families who want maximum comfort without sacrificing EV range

The Model X is our most premium vehicle and our most requested for FBO deliveries. If you've been on the fence — stop thinking and book it.