Tesla’s Model X refresh has been spotted out in the wild, in a new video shared by aftermarket accessories maker, T Sportline, based in Los Angeles, California.
The short video below shows a quick walk around of the side and front of a Model X refresh (it appears to be a Long Range build) with shiny red multi-coat paint.
The Model X refresh has a yoke steering wheel, along with a black and white interior.
New orders of Tesla’s Model X refresh aren’t slated to deliver until January-February of 2022.
Yesterday, a video shared by YouTube channel Gabeincal detailed Tesla’s Fremont factory in California, in another drone flyover but this time showed off a huge batch of Model S refresh vehicles at the site, looking ready for delivery soon.
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