With around 612 hp (450 kW) and 967 Nm of torque extracted from two electric motors in its most powerful variant, the P100D, we all knew that the Tesla Model X was one of the models in the automotive world capable of “flying” in a sense figuratively, reaching 0 to 100 km/h in 3.1 s and reaching a maximum speed of 250 km/h.
What we didn't know is that the Model X was also able to literally fly. Confirmation of the "air capabilities" of the model, which even has "hawk wing" doors, appeared in a video by YouTuber David Dobrik.
resorting to your own Tesla Model X , David Dobrik decided to show that the 2.5t SUV can really take off. To do so, he took advantage of the Model X's impressive features and San Francisco's very bumpy streets.
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Afterwards, it was just a matter of letting the laws of physics work, with the Tesla Model X starring in a leap worthy of the famous movie “Bullit” and which serves not only to prove that the model “fly” but also its impressive resistance.
These speed bumps in LA are on another level pic.twitter.com/alWSHa5992
— DAVID DOBRIK (@DavidDobrik) January 28, 2020
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