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BMW iX vs Tesla Model X

For model year 2026, the Tesla Model X gets 105 MPGe combined and the BMW iX 97: a 8 MPGe lead, or 8% on the lower figure.

Side by side

Ratings of the BMW iX and the Tesla Model X
MeasureBMW iXTesla Model X
Combined fuel economy (best version)97 MPGe105 MPGe
City99 MPG110 MPG
Highway94 MPG99 MPG
Annual fuel cost$800$700
Tailpipe CO20 g/mile0 g/mile
Lowest rated version75 MPGe100 MPGe
Rated versions112
All-electric range364 mi352 mi
Rank in class (best combined rating)7th of 903rd of 90
ClassStandard SUVsStandard SUVs
PowertrainElectricElectric

Better figure in bold; each model's most efficient version.

Fuel economy and cost

BMW iX97 MPGeTesla Model X105 MPGe
Best combined rating.

Under the file's assumptions the Tesla Model X costs about $700 a year to fuel and the BMW iX about $800: $100 a year apart on 15,000 miles.

BMW iX$800Tesla Model X$700
Annual fuel cost.

Where each one ranks

Within their class the BMW iX is tied for 7th of 90 standard SUVs, in the top quarter. The Tesla Model X is tied for 3rd of 90 standard SUVs, in the top quarter.

The BMW iX has 11 rated versions, from 75 to 97 MPGe. The Tesla Model X has 2, from 100 to 105 MPGe. For the most efficient versions, the BMW iX is rated 5 higher in the city (99 against 94), while the Tesla Model X is rated 11 higher in the city (110 against 99).

The two versions closest in rating are iX xDrive60 (20 inch Wheels): electric motor, Automatic (A1), AWD at 97 MPGe and Model X Plaid: electric motor, Automatic (A1), AWD at 100, 3 MPGe apart.

Ratings by model year

Both models are in the data for 5 model years, 2022 to 2026. The BMW iX has the higher best rating in 0 of them and the Tesla Model X in 5. The widest gap, 16 MPGe, was in 2023, when the Tesla Model X led.

Best combined rating by model year
Model yearBMW iXTesla Model XGap
202697105-8
20258798-11
202486100-14
202386102-16
202286102-16
2021not in data105n/a
2020not in data105n/a
2019not in data96n/a

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