Discover what it feels like to drive a Tesla Model X in this video from the Goodwood Festival

Tesla is not going through its best moment, at least as far as its autonomous driving systems are concerned, after the fatal accident that cost the life of the owner of a Tesla Model S. But, although tragic, it is an accident that still has to be investigated to see what measures will be necessary to avoid a similar one in the future. However, its electric models continue to offer impressive surprises at the events in which they take part. The Model X, the SUV with butterfly wings that has emerged from the company specialising in zero-emission vehicles.

The video at the end of this article shows us the behaviour of one of these cars, the Model X that was presented at the Goodwood Festival of Speed. This is a British event that usually takes place at the end of June and gives us many joys over several days, with the spectacular models it showcases and these curious videos that allow us to feel the strength and power of these cars from the inside.

The camera is positioned behind the front seats. In this way, it offers an excellent view of the panoramic windscreen fitted at the front. This is the P90D version, the highest in the range. This model includes Ludicrous mode, which increases the power from the nominal 463 CV to 532 CV, allowing it to reach 0 to 100 km/h in 3.2 seconds.

With these figures, the electric car manages to surpass the power and speed of the BMW M5 and matches the performance of the Lexus LFA. A car that completely breaks the myths surrounding electric vehicles. And it is not the only Tesla that has taken part in an event in recent days, as a slightly modified version of the Model S took part in the climb up Pikes Peak. The Tesla car broke the electric vehicle record when it climbed the 20-kilometre circuit with 156 corners in just 11 minutes and 48 seconds. Let’s watch the video and feel what it must be like to drive this spectacular electric vehicle on such a special track.

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