Tesla Model X Plaid has 1,020 horsepower and that weird new flywheel

In addition to Model S sedan update, Tesla launched the Model X Plaid on Wednesday, offering massive power and a completely redesigned interior.

Thanks to its three-engine configuration, the X Plaid model produces a whopping 1,020 horsepower. It comes standard with “carbon sleeve” brake discs, all-wheel drive and torque vectoring technology for better handling. Tesla claims the Model X Plaid can accelerate to 60 mph in 2.5 seconds and hit 163 mph. These are nice improvements over the Model X Long Range, which takes 3.8 seconds to hit 60 mph and has a top speed of 155 mph. However, the Long Range still has the, uh, the longest range, at around 360 miles. The Plaid, meanwhile, cuts that down to the still impressive 340 miles.

The X Plaid model gets the same major interior overhaul as the S model, with a steering wheel that is no longer actually a steering wheel. The new 17-inch center touchscreen also makes its way into the Model X, with 10 teraflops of processing power and endless possibilities for entertainment.

On the outside, the Model X receives a few subtle styling tweaks, including a smoother front fascia and redesigned rear diffuser. New 20 and 22 inch wheels are also offered.

According to Tesla’s configurator, the first deliveries of Model X Plaid should take place in April. The Plaid costs $ 119,990 before any tax incentive, which represents an increase of $ 30,000 over the long term.