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Tesla Model X-Mas Easter Egg Sees Electric SUV Flipping Rear Doors Like a Falcon

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Tesla has decided to play the Santa role this Holiday, with the EV builder currently throwing one present after another at its customers. And the presents come in the form of Easter Eggs.
Earlier today, we talked about the light show delivered by the Model X, all to the tune of the Trans-Siberian Orchestra's Wizards in Winter. Unsurprisingly, the most spectacular feature of the stunt sees the Falcon Wing doors in action, as if the car was willing to get up in the air - the first piece of footage below brings us the said show with a drone visual take, so you'll be able to fully enjoy the stunt.

Apparently, the modern Santa doesn't run Christmas as a one-man show anymore, which is why the second piece of footage below delivers a thee-way Model X light stunt.

The Palo Alto carmaker has also ensured the cabin delivers its fair share of enterntainment. In yet another Easter Egg, your electric vehicle can be virtually shipped to Mars using SpaceX's Interplanetary Transport System (ITS).

If Elon Musk's plan to bring people to the Red Planet, we can only imagine space travelers looking back at such play attempts here on Earth and having some giggles.

If things continue to go down this path, we might just end up with a humongous Christmas Tree decorated with Model X units going wild in the fashion seen here.

However, the Tesla surprise we're actually waiting for should be delivered next week. As Elon Musk recently explained on Twitter, the automaker hopes to deliver the drag racing-friendly upgrade for the P100D models next week.

Thanks to an over-the-air update, P100Ds will be even quicker, with the goodies targeting both the Model S and the Model X. With all the fuss surrounding the upcoming feature, we're pretty sure Tesla owners won't take too long before putting the extra grunt to speeding use.

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