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With electric vehicles becoming more common on St. Louis roads, you might be considering learning more about EV models for yourself. Which EV is right for your daily St. Charles drives and St. Louis adventures alike? The team of experts at Suntrup Automotive Group walk you through two popular electric SUVs below—the new BMW iX and Tesla Model X. Read our comparison below, then contact us for a test drive for a new BMW today!
Especially with how far EV technology has come, it’s hard to deny the myriad benefits of electric cars. Fenton drivers have more choices for electric vehicles than ever before, at all price points. When comparing the 2023 BMW iX vs. the Tesla Model X, you’ll find the iX is more affordable while still offering most of the same features, power, and range as the Model X. If you want outstanding performance at a smart price point, the 2023 BMW iX is a great choice. Here are the pricing and performance differences between the 2023 BMW iX and Tesla Model X:
By choosing either the BMW iX or the Tesla Model X, you’ll enjoy plenty of features on all your St. Louis drives and beyond. However, there are several categories where the BMW iX edges ahead of the Model X, thanks to BMW’s closer attention to detail and commitment to craftsmanship. BMW iX drivers can enjoy all of the following features that just aren’t available for Tesla models:
Ready to see how the 2023 BMW iX can upgrade your St. Louis drives? Connect with us today, and we’ll be happy to show you how the new BMW iX stands out from the crowd and pulls ahead of the competition!
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