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Land Rover Range Rover Sport vs Tesla Model X

Two large SUVs, compared on the same official records: MOT and inspection results, safety ratings, fuel use, recalls and owner complaints. 4 like-for-like measures: the Land Rover Range Rover Sport leads on 2, the Tesla Model X on 2.

Where each one leads

Land Rover Range Rover Sport

  • Against cars of the same age, the Land Rover Range Rover Sport comes out better at its first MOT test (passes 10% more often than average) than the Tesla Model X (passes 2% less often than average).
  • Against cars of the same year, the Land Rover Range Rover Sport comes out better in New York safety inspections (fails 48% less often than average) than the Tesla Model X (fails 19% less often than average).

Tesla Model X

  • Fewer Tesla Model X cars in the Netherlands carry an illogical odometer record (3.1% against 5.3%).
  • New Tesla Model X cars registered in Europe in 2022 average 0 g/km of CO₂ on the WLTP test, against 158 for the Land Rover Range Rover Sport in 2022.

Only measures that do not depend on how many cars were sold: pass and failure rates against cars of the same age, ratings, fuel use and CO₂. How we compare

At a glance

Land Rover Range Rover SportTesla Model X
Model years in the US safety record2005–20272015–2026
New cars registered in Europe159,512 (2010–2022)29,427 (2016–2022)
Licensed in the United Kingdom146,7315,984
On the road in the Netherlands11,1634,664
In traffic in Finland—1,396

EEA new-car registrations (CC BY 4.0) · DVLA licensed vehicles (OGL v3.0) · RDW (CC0) · Traficom (CC BY 4.0) · generations: Wikidata (CC0).

Reliability and problems

Land Rover Range Rover SportTesla Model X
UK MOT first-time pass rate80%83%
… against cars of the same age+10%−2%
New York safety inspections failed0.7%0.9%
… against cars of the same year−48%−19%
Illogical odometer records (NL)5.3%3.1%
US owner complaints6431,554
Most complaints aboutEngineUnknown or other
Model year with most complaints2016 (77)2016 (450)
US recall campaigns5439
Manufacturer service bulletins8,131830
NHTSA defect investigations28125

Complaint, recall and bulletin counts grow with the number of cars sold and are not adjusted for it. UK MOT: DVSA anonymised MOT results (OGL v3.0); New York: DMV inspections; complaints, recalls, bulletins and investigations: NHTSA (public domain); odometer: RDW (CC0).

Fuel, emissions and price

Land Rover Range Rover SportTesla Model X
Official combined fuel use, Canada12.6 l/100 km (2026)—
Real-world use in Europe, diesel hybrid9.8 l/100 km—
Real-world use in Europe, petrol15.2 l/100 km—
Real-world use in Europe, diesel9.8 l/100 km—
Official CO₂ of new cars in Europe158 g/km0 g/km
Average power of new cars in Europe245 kW (328 hp)423 kW (568 hp)
Average mass in running order2,535 kg2,538 kg
Dutch list price when new (median)€118,661€128,650
Average odometer in Finland—145,000 km

Canada: NRCan Fuel Consumption Ratings, most frugal version of the latest year (OGL Canada). Europe: EEA monitoring of new-car CO₂ and on-board fuel meters (OBFCM), CC BY 4.0. Price: RDW catalogue price (CC0). Finland: Traficom (CC BY 4.0).