Tesla’s Model X is the electric SUV that started it all. Back in 2015, the Silicon Valley automaker began delivering the world’s first production sports utility EV. The standard- setting Model X sent competitors clamoring after their own electric SUVs. Five years and many attempts later and they are still trying to catch up.

The Model X sports a long, arched roof and 20- or 22-inch wheels. Its recessed handles confer both sleekness and aerodynamic efficiency. The Model X wows with rear falcon-wing doors that open vertically to afford easy entry and exit in tight spaces.

The Model X is at the top of its class in both sustainability and performance. Its 100-kWh battery pack supplies a 333-mile range, netting the Model X a class-leading 91 combined MPGe. As for speed, if a 3.8-second 0-60 mph isn’t fast enough for you, the top trim’s Ludicrous Mode will get you there in a truly ludicrous 2.5 seconds.

Tesla is known for its technology, and the Model X does not disappoint. The vehicle is equipped with all the latest safety features including auto e-braking, lane-departure warning, and adaptive cruise control. Its enormous 17-inch center touchscreen activates its music and climate systems and its semi-autonomous driving Autopilot mode. With the Tesla App’s “Summon” tool, the Model X both parks itself and locates the driver in a parking lot at the command of a smartphone.

For those with an ample budget, the Model X is a stellar choice for consumers in search of the ultimate high-end electric SUV.