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Post Info TOPIC: The Tesla Model X can tow 5000 pounds


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The Tesla Model X can tow 5000 pounds


The new Tesla Model X can tow 5000 pounds.  Who is ready to buy one?  The cheapest version is $75,000.  



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With no towing it's range is rather limited.... do you think it will make to the next plug-in with 5K trailer in tow?no 75,000 dollar drive way decoration.



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Tesla's have decent range for electric vehicles, especially where they have their charging stations. Most people do not drive over 200 miles a day in their normal life, often less than 50 miles. We have friends who own both a gas and a fully electric car, a Chevrolet Spark EV, with a range of 80 to 110 miles. They drive the Spark every day, since work is under 5 miles from home. The gas car is not driven every day.

I do suspect the towing range is lower than the normal driving range, but was just having fun when I noticed it could tow 5,000 lbs.

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Me too, though I still think its an expensive driveway decoration. I suspect the Model X's claim to fame will be the rich folk with 75,000 burning a hole in their pockets owning it just because they can. More power to them.



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2020 Keystone Montana Legacy 3813MS w/FBP ,
MORryde 8k IS, Kodiak disc brakes, no solar  YET!



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If the camper has solar panels on the roof, and could be charging the car batteries along the way, then couldn't this work...... at least theoretically?

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