Tesla Model X P100D Ludicrous - 2018

• Ludicrous version — 772 horsepower
• Very good general condition
• Rare configuration
• Full Tesla service history

Our Tesla Model X P100D Ludicrous Performance was delivered new in Norway on March 20, 2018. It changed owners for the first time in May 2021, before being acquired by us in September 2023 following its importation.

This example comes in an Ultramarine Blue Metallic color (code PPSB), combined with a black leather interior with carbon inserts and 22" Turbine Black Onyx wheels. Offering 5 real seats, it offers an ideal compromise between comfort and practicality. The interior is in perfect condition, while the body is in very good overall condition for a vehicle of this mileage.

This Ludicrous Model X P100D is equipped with Dual Motor all-wheel drive and develops the equivalent of 772 horsepower. Accelerations are lightning thanks to the Ludicrous mode, which propels it from 0 to 100 km/h in just 2.9 seconds. The automatic transmission ensures constant fluidity, and all the mechanics are in perfect working order. The on-board instrumentation is fully functional.

The interview was exclusively monitored at the Tesla center, with a complete and available history. The consumables are in good condition, no items have been modified or replaced outside of routine maintenance, and no costs are expected.

Here are the options and equipment available to this copy:

- Electric hitch

- Very high fidelity sound

- Fully autonomous driving capability

- Red brake calipers

- Winter pack

- Carbon fiber finishes

- Homelink GPS

- Premium black interior

- Premium expansion pack

- Ultramarine Metallic (PPSB)

- Model X Roof

- Premium black interior

- No Spoiler

- Smart Air suspension

- No Third Row Seat

- Towing pack

- 100D Ludicrous Performance

- Black skylight

- 22" Black Onyx Turbine Wheels

- Supercharge payment as you use

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The Tesla Model X P100D Ludicrous, unveiled in 2016, comes at a time when Tesla is looking to assert its lead in the high-end electric segment. Developed based on the Model S platform, the Model X is an SUV with “falcon wing” rear doors and all-wheel drive. Its design was first presented in 2012 in Hawthorne, in the Tesla studios.

The P100D is quickly becoming the most efficient model in the range. It integrates a 100 kWh battery, two electric motors, and the “Ludicrous” mode that allows a 0 to 100 km/h in about 3 seconds — a rare performance for a vehicle of this size, even more so electric. The announced autonomy is 465 km according to the EPA.

The development of the model has experienced delays, in particular because of the doors, which are complex to produce. Tesla is even suing a Swiss supplier for technical problems with these components. The first deliveries took place at the end of 2015. The P100D is part of a strategy to demonstrate that a family SUV can compete with certain sports cars in terms of acceleration, while integrating advanced driver assistance systems, such as Autopilot and automatic emergency braking.

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