Tesla Model X

SUVs and eco credentials haven’t traditionally gone hand-in-hand, but what about an all-electric SUV? With its sloping roof and lack of off-road capability, you could argue the Tesla Model X is more of a crossover than a true SUV. One thing it’s not missing is wow factor, with its falcon wing rear doors, autopilot self-driving function and the flashy-sounding Bioweapon Defence Mode that claims to prevent bacteria and viruses from entering the cabin. On the Performance version, there’s even the Ludicrous Mode, for those who want to go from 0 to 60 in 2.6 seconds. This seven-seater is also packed with practical touches, so for those who can afford it, it ticks a lot of boxes.

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