Elon Musk Recommends 6 Seats & White Vegan Leather Interior For Model X


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Originally published on EV Obsession.

Those considering purchasing a Tesla Model X may be interested to know that CEO Elon Musk recently shared his preferences as far as configuration options go, on Twitter of course. The comments were characteristically rather candid, and provide a bit of insight into the potential upsides/downsides of different options.

When asked about the durability of the white seats (referencing owner reports of tearing), Musk noted that the company was working on a (free) fix for the problem:

And that the color was his preference anyways, despite the issue:

Before also noting that the 6-seat option was preferable to the 7-seat option:

And expounding on his reasoning:

Musk also recently revealed new details about the launch of the brand in the Irish market…

An interesting recent tweetstorm from Elon.


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