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The Tesla Model X Plaid Is The Fastest SUV In The World
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2022
- This is the 2022 Tesla Model S Plaid and it is the fastest production made SUV in the world! 0-60mph in 2.5 seconds and the quarter mile in 9.9 seconds!
The Model X pricing starts at right over $100K, the Plaid version starts around $130 but will run you $162K fully loaded.
In todays video we also cover the pros vs cons with having an EV, is it really saving the enviroment? How long does it actually take to charge and Tesla Model X Plaid?
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My least two favorite car things: EVs and SUVs. But it's an AutoVlog video, so I am definitely watching! 😀💯
hahaha love this comment
Cool but not lasting without electricity speeding tickets too. Thanks for a demo. Amg is better.
Outside of Lucid and MB's EVs.. EVs in general have bad interiors and I wish Tesla would improve it.
@@danielmiller9012 the only EV that actually looks good inside and out is Cadillac’s new EV
Comparing Tesla 0-60 to real performance cars is like comparing a microwave to a BBQ grill
Oh look you can recite memes! LOL
@@Matt.e_Black it’s not a meme if it’s true
@@brandonbeals6323 no, it’s just a meme; one that you didn’t even copy correctly
The whole premise is laughable
@@patricioleija1590 oh did you read that on the inter webs? Move along troll….
Most won’t rely on the superchargers for their daily routine charging. They are meant for long distance travel. That’s why are placed off highway exits. People that buy a plaid model x will install a charger in their garage.
Agreed. I have a Tesla and charging is a non-issue with a level 2 charger at home. When on road trips, Superchargers are strategically placed along the route and you usually don't need to charge to 100%. You just need to top up a certain amount (e.g. +25%) to get you to your final destination.
You’ll be surprised. Especially college students
Completely false. Superchargers are all over when ur in populated areas.
At least for the Bay Area, there's a lot of people who rely on superchargers. A large amount of people live in condos or apartments that are all street parking, no where to charge. It's unfortunate because the chargers are ALWAYS clogged at many locations. On my Model 3, I usually just use the CCS adapter now but even that's not working out so well any more. The Electrify America, etc chargers are always taken since there's many new non-tesla EV's on the road. The charging infrastructure is really starting to show it's weaknesses
Glad to see the car reviews back on the channel
Great to see you doing a car review Mike!! Missed seeing them
This is a brilliant video love it love it love it Mike you are awesome love this channel ever since the fusion days
Love your video .. Tesla recommends NOT to charge the battery to 100%… ideally between 70-90% .. the last 10% takes longer .. because it puts strain on the battery… again love your videos ..
Exactly, basically no one would/should charge to 100% unless they are going on a long trip or something
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a 10-80% charge should take about 20 min and give you more than 200mi of range to get to the next supercharger. thats usually how I calculate routes. divide total trip mileage by 200 and multiply that number by 20. thats how many min you will be charging for the entire trip.
I’ve charged to 100% for the past 6 years. It has 180,000 miles and range went from 256 miles to 190 over the years. Only reason I neglected battery was because Tesla honors a unlimited mile battery swap before up to the 8th year of ownership. No longer the case on the newer cars unfortunately. Nor is free supercharging :(
@@noway6238 yeah because that’s how someone should drive, charge enough to get to the next supercharger. So convenient. I don’t put gas in my car to just make it to the next gas station. And one hour to charge from basically half full when my car takes about 2 mins. Makes me want to run right out and buy a pos electric car. 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Nice review keep up the good work AutoVlog
Finally, an EV on the channel - and a GOOD one!
Man you are really good at doing in depth reviews. Big fan Mike!
Great Video Mike 👍🏾
Great review Mike
Interesting! Great video Mike.
Great Video!
2nd comment need more reviews in the future but like always you've always produced great content my all time favourite automotive RUclipsr
Havent seen you do a car review in a while, my top 5 RUclipsr for car reviews!
Man I liked this style video. Maybe you can start a series where you rent vehicles on Turo and review them. Great video!
One of the Best reviews on a any Tesla I've ever seen .........🧐 Well done bro
AutoVlog Great Review I think that Tesla Model X Plaid is pretty awesome and I think your Reactions to Plaid mode were absolutey hilarious as well Brian's and his Wife's and I think you should get your Wife's Reaction
Kul att du recenserar några Teslas också 🤠👌
Back to his roots. Car reviews!!! Very cool to see. I vote more reviews less of the same old mods and snobby super car meet ups.
I loved this video
Big mike awesome vid question do you know anyone who owns a lucid air if so would be great if they let you borrow it for a review and you can compare the model S plaid to a lucid
Thanks for the rip!! IMO fast is fast no matter how you got there.
Yep! But try to tell that to the high ground (or atleast they THINK they are LOL) morons that will tell you the Plaid has no “soul”
Great video. What brand/design are those aftermarket wheels ?
@AutoVlogs i did see streetspeeds reaction in a short clip and it was priceless. it does infact throw you back in the seat when you stomp on it
Glad you are posting more fun and exciting videos on the channel. You can only watch so many videos of big and loud trucks.
So how hot does the Tesla get? I'm wondering if that windshield lets in a lot of heat. I live in Northern California and I have one on order and I'm kind of worried about not tinting the windows.
Most charge at home like you said on L2. Your review was stellar. I'm a gas car enthusiast but this Tesla is next level and I love it. No EV hate from me.
Great video! Can you tell me the wheels that you’re rocking for this plaid?
Love mine, what wheel and tires are you running, look great
Great video and amazing car. I love Tesla x p ❤
Never gets old…..
Silent tunnel runs 😂😂😂
I want one bad I have the truck on order and will save and wait for that I can’t wait🔥🤘
Absolutely love that Tesla. But lean more towards the truck vids myself. 👍🏻
Great review! I’m dreading the phasing out of internal combustion engines especially from brands like BMW. Very sad but I get it. Time to evolve.. smh. I’m also glad I have a home where I can charge it.. people hog charging stations in parking garages and apartment communities
love the enviroment comment and look on your face lol, on the bottom of my model x raven, it says "i bought this car for the speed not the enviroment" roll on getting the Plaid in the uk
So Mike what kinda *EXHAUST* will you put in there...?? 👍 👍 👍
Keep Up the Great #Tesla Content
I’m planning on buying a 2023 model X Plaid when they come out as I recently purchased a 2022 RAM TRX gotta wait a bit. What are the wheels shown on this video?
I have had 2 Model X”s. Second one is a Plaid. It is a literal blast. Also own two Dodge Hellcats which are also super fast. Enjoy driving all of them since I’m a 75 yr old G Force Junkie. Agree with everything you said about t EV”s.
I see that you surprised Sydney in the plaid but no catching Wifey? Great Video by the way.
super auto !
I can’t wait to drive one .
Great vid as always, but nobody charges to 100% at public stations lol. Waste of money and time since after 80% the charging slows down almost to a halt. The trick is to keep it to 80% max in public stations.
You said grandma and her boyfriend. 😂😂😂
Tjena från Sverige 🇸🇪❤️❤️❤️
I think EVs and combustion have separate benefits. I love rowdy sometimes and sometimes mellow. I disagree with it being a forced choice. Especially with very little science. Plaids are definitely my favorite of the EVs. Well done on the review.
@@24k__J "i have anger problems"
Very good test drive I know you said about the no sound I saw a show today on motor trend that borla exhaust in process of developing a sound system for Evs they demonstrated in on the mustang EV works off the processor etc off the it was on all girls garage they demo it
Cool review. Do you know what wheels are on that Plaid? They're gorgeous.
I also would like to know what wheels are these...🤔
When are you straight piping it?
Sydney's reaction was priceless :D
question is, will you be buying one. excellent content today !!
This is the first Tesla model x video I’ve watched
Not a fan of EVs but excellent review Mike!
Your comparison between ICE and BEV is like a century ago between Steam Engines and ICE because they missed the smell of burning coal and the steam so much! BEV's have only positives over ICE, like letting your AC run while you shopping, sleep in your car with AC on etc etc.. Inconveniences like the places to charge and charging speeds will improve very very quickly!
This was an interesting video and yesss I am sad that gas engines are going away sadly no more V8
What is the word on the Tesla for snow country & below 32°s temps?
Good video except the fact that no tesla driver will charge his car at he supercharger to 100% level... You should also explain that the last 10 % ( 90-100%° are always extremely slow... Because of the process of lithium.. Also keep in minds that your Tesla will always charge at the supercharger at the level he needs to continue the road to the next supercharger.. ( little stop every 300 kms for 15-20 min charge )
Wrong a lot of drivers charge to 100%.
And da fuck you talking about? It’s not charging just enough to get to the next charger. The car has no idea where you are going.
Thank goodness you cleaned the screen 😆
Pretty sweet X3 Plaid I must say. Looks unreal blacked out with that combo. I'd be charing 99.9% of the time in my own garage and just need to plan ahead a little on road trips. Charging stations are located near restaurants, malls and coffee shops so you get other things done while you charge. You don't sit there and stare at the charger like we do with the gas pumps. Just a change of habits I suppose. I remember when I had a diesel car and when travelling it was often really hard to find diesel in some towns had a few close calls. That doesn't really happen with modern day EV's that have these crazy digital maps and GPS systems built-in with all the charging stations and details mapped out. Currently drive the F150 Powerboost hybrid but I'll make the switch here eventually....probably in the next 3-5 years once more choices and availability are out there and it doesn't take 1-2 years to receive the ordered vehicle although Tesla is one company you can probably get vehicles much faster currently than the rest of the companies out there because they control much of their own supply chain....which is smart. Anyway, enjoyed the video and liked that you changed it up.
Excellent opinion! It really shows how gas companies have been asleep at the wheel when it comes to tech also.
Anyone that thinks a Tesla is “sweet” is clueless. Look at that god awful shoddy quality. And the inside looks like a $10,000 car from the 1980’s. Could it look any cheaper?
You aren’t locked to Tesla supercharging stations. You can get a CCS adaptor and charge at other high power stations if they are closer.
The thing that impressed me is that grandma still got game..... 🤣🤣
Tesla, great tech, interesting designs, wild performance. Solid review. I really wish automakers would focus more on hybrid technology As I think that’s a more practical way forward
The thing is combustion engines have an efficiency of 30%, electric motors have an efficiency of 80-95%.
It's not the fastest SUV, its the Quickest SUV. Fastest usually refers to top speed.
Officially plaid is just over 163, DBX 707 is 193, Urus 189.5....
I mean if the model s can go 216+ theres a good chance it could go 200+. but it's unofficial
@@caseydanger5648 model s ain’t going no 216. Ur delusional.
It’s the quickest vehicle on the street. Really all that matters for daily driving. Big win for Tesla 😎
The supercharger you chose to do your example in the garage was a slower speed charger. 72kw vs 120 or 250.
99% of people driving less then 50 miles per day "idk if i wanna wait at the charger for 25 min man i can refuel in 3 min with a gas car" Not realizing they would just be recharging the car at night at home never waiting or going to a gas station ever again unless they go on a roadtrip.
You assume everyone has a home. A lot of people live in apartments.
@@le1690 tesla fan boys🤦🏽♂️
@@le1690 EV’s are not for everyone just yet, especially those that live in apartments. PHEV’s make more sense for that market. Not having a consistent level 2 charger available makes the ownership experience much worse. People are slowly convincing apartments to install L2 stations, it’s more of a thing in California as of now.
@@Limited-uq2yk Tesla haters🤦♂️
You also assume that people who drive 50 miles per day or less never take trips of any kind that would require more range. Yes, my daily commute is about 55 miles round trip, and I wouldn’t normally have to charge anywhere but home, but I do take longer trips. And sometimes I’m out driving around all weekend. And what about people who live in apartments??
Great daily
Beast of a car- love it.
Not thrilled about the gov’t push for EV. There should be a good mix of both as you’re right the cleanliness of obtaining lithium and the coal used to power electric chargers isn’t really helping compared to an ICE. I think have one of these Model X Plaids along with a Cadillac Escalade V is the perfect family combo setup..🤣
There will always be a mix of gas and electric. But what if electric cars eventually go 1000 miles per charge, and charging stations are everywhere?
Anybody know what wheels are on that ModelX? Those look fantastic!
I miss the passion on your channel. It’s not about throwing out money And buying new all the time. Back to the roots and having fun with “normal” cars is way more interesting. Great guy great channel but just my opinion.
I’m impressed too but it’s still putting a big dent in ozone too with charging and battery materials. Nice review you should do for a living
"you can even fit a bald swedish guy in the back here"
Never thought i would ever hear a sentence like this 😂😂😂
I switched from a RAM to a Tesla Model Y. not to protect the environment or anything but simply to save fuel. I drive 2-2500 km a month. and that's a huge difference at a petrol price of unsaid 2 € per liter. I am very satisfied with the Tesla and the superchargers are also well developed in Central Europe. I almost only charge at home with an 11kw wall box
With all that weight i wonder how this equates to pre mature tire wear or tire load.
Very great review! Always considering the reality in this video. I like this. Keep it up
I believe the NHRA is in the process or they have already ok rule changes for needing a roll cage if you now break the 9 second mark in the quarter mile rules now apply towards newer vehicles 2014 and up that can run without a roll cage that break the 10 second quarter mile.
Rules changed almost a year ago; anything that’s factory stock and runs 9.0 or higher and less than 150mph doesn’t need a cage
I’ve ran 151 in mine but the track didn’t care 😉
Crazyyy
Mike I feel you should be making the exhaust sounds and crackles manually!
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I just took delivery of a Model Y and my next goal is to get the X Plaid. They are awesome cars. 🎉
great review, EV's are getting better and better, infrastructure is something that desperately needs to be worked on. in the next 3-5 years it'll be a whole lot better. charging in the future will take less than 10mins to fully charge and be able to drive 300+ miles.
Educate yourself. We are decades away from this
@@williamserver4332 I'm very well educated on this subject. 3-5 years will be a whole lot better, not 10min charge but close. hyundai already charges 10-80 in 18mins or something crazy like that
I’ve always thought they should go to a universal battery platform which you rent and drive into a station and you just swap your battery for a freshly charged one. Doesn’t seem feasible but that would make EVs a lot more viable for longer trips
Nah lll just keep my reliable, predictable gas engine......
@@williamserver4332 A decade or less. FYI I'm pretty educated.
On a supercharger u usually allways charge to 80%. Then it takes u 20-30 mins. I saw u went to 150kw charger. The new ones are 250kw
Only issue that really bugs me with the design of the rear door of that SUV is after opening the doors during rain is you get water dripping on you after you close the rear door for a short time.
Did you weigh it fully charged? Is there a weight difference if its charged or not?
Ps: Im sure the motors help with the braking too, maybee thats why they dont need bigger brakes? Its still alot of weight thats comming to a stop so bigger brakes might not do anything, the tyres just have that amount of friction.
no its not like gas. your phone doesn't get heavier and lighter when you charge it. its just electrons. I mean technically it does get "heavier" but you wouldn't be able to measure it in any meaningful way so its pretty much negligible. regen with the motors definitely helps with braking a lot too
@@noway6238 Thanx for the answer, i was just curious :D
would you ever get a Shelby mustang?
I truly hope that I won’t ever have to own one without choice . I’m just not feeling them and the plaid may be quicker … ok it is lol then My 2022 BMW m240i but this one always puts a smile on my face when ever I hear it and climb in to hit some twisties .
Just like how I wouldn't wanna own a Bugatti Chiron by choice...even though I can't afford it
Why do you keep charging it to 100 percent?
Well speaking of charging times i don’t see my self on a long road trip having to sit for 1hr each 300miles to do a recharge i dont think that most people are ready to move into EV because the Charging Infrastructure is not there yet its getting there slowly but not there yet the acceleration is cool and all but is just the same like in a gas car you floor it and start seeing the gas gauge go down the same happens in a Tesla but for a short drive is the perfect EV car for somebody who doesn’t drive 200 miles is good but for me having to commute 2hr drive to get to work it doesn’t work
Does it have the summon feature where the car drives by itself to you
@WhatsApp±𝟷𝟹𝟹𝟸𝟸5𝟸𝟺𝟿𝟸9 can you stop pretending to be Autovlog and please delete the chanel now because your not Autovlog everybody knows the real Autovlog channel has a verified checkmark on it and mike will never ask anyone for contact info
Its just another "appliance" that also goes fast in a straight line, sorry, not for me . I can honestly say that I will never own an electric car. They have their place but are just too expensive and not practical for so many people. Great video Mike. Alla de allra bästa (hope I got that right) .
The guy should have tours you that ev are now for charge every time at 100% only for trips
You can charge from 0-80 in 30 minutes that’s the max charge they recommend to charge for the average day use
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Please how can I contact Mr. Brian C Nelson? I really like what he does, and I also want to benefit from it.
Just needs some quality tint airblue80 perhaps.
Why do I need an ultra fast SUV? I need a lot of space.
What happens if you leave the key card in the car and the door close
What make/model of rims are those?
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Oh no you’re becoming Doug DeMuro Jr…even the fake laugh/reactions to hitting the gas pedal.
I’ll be in on electric cars when 2 things happen. Infrastructure for charging is scaled and when a battery comes out that doesn’t require huge lithium mines. Until then, it’s a cool option but not sustainable for everyone.
If you can't charge at home, at work, or where you park your electric car daily it make sense to think that an electric car is not for you. Otherwise an electric car will not be a problem it will even be more convenient in daily to not have to go at a fuel station. For long trip the Tesla supercharger network will give you the ability to travel everywhere pretty much easily.
Regarding your second argument, yes extract a tons of lithium is bad. But extract petrol is not good too.
@@adilongaify charge at work? Not an option for many people. I do like these, but here in the US we aren’t ready for mass EV roll out.
@@matto.1074 I know it is not possible for many to charge at work. I was just enumerating the daily solutions possible. If you can't charge daily easily having an electric vehicle will not be convenient.
Howewer it's normal that the infrastructure is not ready for everyone use. A transition will take decades maybe 2 or 3 until the very large majority of people will have an electric car in US.
More than 80% of new car sales are Gasoline powered cars in US and a car lifetime is more than 12 years in average.
@@matto.1074 I agree with the lack of chargers at work, but you could easily just charge up at home when you sleep
Have a garage and an electrical panel?
You've any idea the "mining" of resources that was involved in creating and to keep running an ICE car as well?
I see a 0-200 in about 7 seconds here lol is the car unlocked or something? I thought the max speed for the x plaid was around 153 or 163 mph.