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2022+ · Europe
It retains Falcon Wing doors and a tall body, but gains a horizontal central screen and rear display. Seating layout and second-row operation remain important for families.
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European update of the family 2021+; the catalog indicates 2022+. The “+” sign does not mean new cars are on sale. Current European guidance Tesla Model X 2021+, checked 02.10.2026. The height of 1680 mm refers to the average suspension position; 1720 mm - to the maximum. This is the current family data, not a separate archive specification for 2022; for early cars, check VINs and documents. Data checked 2 October 2026.
The Falcon Wing persists; the outer silhouette itself is insufficient to define a generation.
In the new cabin there is a horizontal central screen and a separate rear screen.
The manual provides for a steering wheel or round steering wheel depending on the execution.

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Specifications come from Tesla documents. The grouping by year and buying advice are editorial; changes within a period are noted separately.
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