The 2026 Tesla Model X is the final Model X. Tesla ended production in May 2026, more than ten and a half years after the first deliveries in September 2015, and the last cars carry the June 2025 update: 352 miles of EPA range for the All-Wheel Drive, a front bumper camera and a quieter ride.
If you are shopping now, you are buying remaining inventory or a used car. What you pay, and what perks come with it, depends on when the car was ordered.
How the Model X ended
On the fourth-quarter 2025 earnings call in late January 2026, Elon Musk said Model S and X production would end in the second quarter. Tesla then sold a 100-car, invitation-only Signature Edition, which sold out on April 16, 2026, and the final units left Fremont around May 10 to 12, 2026. Not a Tesla App reported that remaining Plaid inventory had been repriced at $129,990 in May 2026.
What the final update changed
Tesla revealed the update in June 2025. Compared with the 2025 Tesla Model X, the 2026 has:
- EPA range up from 329 to 352 miles (All-Wheel Drive) and from 314 to 335 miles (Plaid)
- A front bumper camera with a washer, useful because the Model X has had no ultrasonic parking sensors since 2023
- Animated multi-color ambient lighting
- New bushings and revised suspension, with less wind and road noise
- Cargo space of 94.5 cubic feet, up from 92
- The yoke as a Plaid-only option; Frost Blue and Diamond Black paint
- New adaptive headlights, according to TFLcar's report
The HW4 Autopilot computer and AMD Ryzen screen computer did not change. Standard wheels are 20-inch Perihelix. The 22-inch Machina wheels, a $5,500 option, cut range to 316 miles (All-Wheel Drive) and 303 (Plaid) by Tesla's figures.
| Trim | EPA range | Efficiency | Home AC max | Price (USD) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| All-Wheel Drive (Long Range) | 352 mi | 32 kWh/100 mi | 11.5 kW | $89,990 |
| Plaid | 335 mi | 34 kWh/100 mi | 11.5 kW | $104,990 |
| Signature Edition (Plaid) | n/a | n/a | 11.5 kW | $159,420 |
The Luxe Package, and what a second owner keeps
At the June 2025 launch, prices were $89,990 for the All-Wheel Drive and $104,990 for the Plaid. On August 16, 2025, Tesla added $10,000 to each and made the Luxe Package standard. Electrek listed what it includes:
| Luxe item | Goes to a second owner? |
|---|---|
| Full Self-Driving | Confirm with Tesla for the VIN |
| Free Supercharging for life | No, described as non-transferable |
| Premium Connectivity | Confirm with Tesla |
| 4 years of Premium Service | Confirm with Tesla |
For a used buyer, the free Supercharging is the perk most likely to be advertised and the one that won't follow the car. Don't pay extra for it.
Signature Edition: 100 cars, not for resale yet
The Signature Edition was a Plaid in Garnet Red with gold accents, a numbered plate and six seats, priced at $159,420 with the Luxe Package. Buyers signed a one-year agreement not to resell, with Tesla holding a right of first refusal. A genuine used Signature shouldn't come up for sale before about May 2027; be wary of one that does.
Recalls and complaints so far
NHTSA's recall lookup returned no campaigns for the 2026 Model X as of October 13, 2026. That is normal for a young car. Many recalls on earlier Model X years were issued a year or more after the cars were built, so check by VIN on NHTSA's recall site before you buy and again after.
Owners had filed six complaints by October 2026, four of them about forward collision avoidance. That is too small a sample to call a pattern.
6 owner complaints filed with NHTSA for the 2026 Model X. Most frequent areas (approximate order): forward collision avoidance; electrical system; service brakes; vehicle speed control; suspension; wheels. Source: NHTSA complaints database.
As with the other refreshed cars, NHTSA has published only a rollover result: five stars, with a 9.3% rollover risk. No frontal or side scores are listed.
| NHTSA test | Rating |
|---|---|
| Rollover | 5 stars |
| Rollover risk | 9.3% |
Charging a 2026 Model X, and the free Supercharging question
Home charging is unchanged from earlier refreshed cars: 48 A, or 11.5 kW, from a Wall Connector on a 60 A breaker, about 35 miles of range per hour per Tesla's support page. Empty to full takes roughly 9 to 10 hours.
| How you charge | Speed |
|---|---|
| Wall Connector at 48 A (11.5 kW, 60 A breaker) | up to 35 mi of range per hour |
| NEMA 14-50 outlet, Mobile Connector at 32 A | about 23 mi per hour |
| Regular 120 V outlet | 2 to 3 mi per hour |
| Empty to full, largest pack (about 100 kWh) | about 9.5 hours at 11.5 kW |
Rates scale Tesla's published Wall Connector table for this model; older cars and cold batteries charge slower. Times are estimates.
A first owner with Luxe free Supercharging may barely use a home charger. A second owner will. At the EPA's 32 kWh per 100 miles for the All-Wheel Drive and the US average of 18.31 cents per kWh (EIA, July 2026), 1,000 miles at home costs about $59 (320 kWh x $0.1831). See price per kWh to charge for Supercharger rates.
If the household also has a non-Tesla EV, a J1772 and NACS charger in one charges both. For the install itself, our guide on how to install a Tesla charger at home covers permits and wiring; hire a licensed electrician.
Buying a 2026 Tesla Model X: final checks
- Confirm it is 2026 spec: front bumper camera and ambient lighting.
- Ask Tesla which Luxe perks remain on the VIN.
- Check the wheel size, since 22-inch wheels cost 36 miles of rated range on the All-Wheel Drive.
- Run the VIN for recalls, even though none were listed as of October 2026.
- Note the warranty start date: 4 years or 50,000 miles basic, 8 years or 150,000 miles battery and drive unit under Tesla's current terms.
The 2026 sits at the top of our Model X year rankings for range and features. The 2024 Tesla Model X is the value alternative if you can live without the update.
Questions about the final Model X
Is the 2026 Model X the last Model X?
Yes. Tesla said on its fourth-quarter 2025 earnings call in late January 2026 that Model S and Model X production would end in the second quarter of 2026, and the final units left the Fremont factory around May 10 to 12, 2026. Tesla's compare page now lists only the Model 3, Model Y and Cybertruck. Any 2026 Model X you buy now is inventory or used.
What is the range of the 2026 Model X?
The EPA rates the 2026 Model X All-Wheel Drive at 352 miles and the Plaid at 335 miles on the standard 20-inch Perihelix wheels. The optional 22-inch Machina wheels, a $5,500 option, cut those to 316 and 303 miles by Tesla's figures. That makes the 2026 All-Wheel Drive the longest-rated refreshed Model X.
What is the Model X Luxe Package?
From August 16, 2025, Tesla raised Model X prices by $10,000 and made the Luxe Package standard. It includes Full Self-Driving, free Supercharging for life, Premium Connectivity and four years of Premium Service. Tesla described the free Supercharging as non-transferable, so a used buyer should assume it ends with the first owner and confirm the rest with Tesla.
Are there any recalls on the 2026 Model X?
NHTSA's recall lookup returned no campaigns for the 2026 Model X as of October 13, 2026. That can change, and recalls on earlier years often arrived a year or more after the cars were built. Owners had filed six complaints by then, four of them about forward collision avoidance. Check the VIN on NHTSA's site before buying.
Will Tesla keep servicing the Model X?
Tesla has said it will keep servicing, supplying parts for and updating Model S and Model X after production ended, but it has not said for how long. A 2026 car also carries Tesla's normal warranty: currently 4 years or 50,000 miles basic, and 8 years or 150,000 miles on the battery and drive unit, from first delivery.
Sources
- Not a Tesla App: new Model S and X, all the changes (June 2025), notateslaapp.com
- TFLcar: updated Model S and X cost $5,000 more, tflcar.com
- Electrek: Tesla raises Model S/X prices, bundles FSD and free Supercharging, electrek.co
- CarPro: Tesla ending production of Model S and Model X, carpro.com
- Teslarati: last-chance Signature Model X sold out, teslarati.com
- Not a Tesla App: Tesla's last Model S/X units hit the production line, notateslaapp.com
- TopGear Philippines: final Tesla Model S and Model X units, topgear.com.ph
- NHTSA recalls, 2026 Tesla Model X (no results as of 2026-10-13), api.nhtsa.gov
- NHTSA safety ratings, 2026 Model X, api.nhtsa.gov
- EPA data via MPGBuddy: 2026 Model X AWD, mpgbuddy.com
- Tesla compare page, tesla.com
- Tesla Support: Wall Connector, tesla.com
- Tesla Support: Vehicle warranty, tesla.com
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