The Model X is confirmed to be $5,000 more than a comparable Model S. Assuming the Model X base model is going to have a 70 kwh battery pack and it will have Dual-motor AWD, it should be $80,000 starting price. However, I read an article that which basically stated that the Model X qualifies for a federal tax break of $25,000 because of it's weight. This is a huge difference compared to the Model S's $7,500 federal tax break. The Model S 70D with federal rebates is $67,500, and $62,500 for a base 70. If the Model X has a 70D version, and assuming it is $80,000, It would be $55,000 after federal rebates. While still a lot, it is a lot more palatable even compared to the S. In addition, the state of Pennsylvania (where I live) gives you $2,000 off of the price (thanks state of Pennsylvania), so the Model X's price would be an even lower $53,000. Even if it turns out the base motor is the 90D, that would still be a reasonable $68,000 after incentives and before state rebates. The Model X 70D (if possible) would likely have a range of about 190 miles assuming it loses the same amount of range as the Model X 90D compared to the Model S 90D. At any rate, we could only pray that this is true and hopefully even I will get a Model X.
Here is the article: Tesla Model X qualifies for $25,000 tax break
Here is the article: Tesla Model X qualifies for $25,000 tax break