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Electric cars have revolutionized the automotive industry as a whole, with Tesla leading the charge. But is their SUV offering a better option than the beloved Toyota SUV? We'll explore the differences between the two to help you decide.

Cost: It’s no surprise that Tesla comes out on top when it comes to cost. The starting price for a Tesla SUV takes a huge bite out of your wallet, about $50,000 for the base model. A Toyota SUV starts at around $27,000, which is much more wallet-friendly.

Performance: While it’s true that Toyota SUVs are reliable vehicles, Tesla’s performance outweighs them in almost every category. Tesla SUVs have higher acceleration, braking, and cornering capabilities than their Toyota counterparts.

Fuel Economy: The Tesla SUV does incredibly well in the fuel economy category. It has no need of gasoline or diesel, as the Tesla runs solely on electricity. The Toyota SUV fares well in this category, but can’t match the Tesla’s efficiency.

Safety: The Tesla, like all electric vehicles, gets the benefit of not having an internal combustion engine. This means there are fewer moving parts and more safety features built into the SUV. Toyota SUVs, while offering great safety features, cannot match Tesla’s level of safety.

Overall, while Tesla SUVs may not be a practical option for most consumers, the performance and safety they offer is unmatched. If you’re looking for a vehicle that will perform well and won’t put too much of a dent in your wallet, a Toyota SUV may be a better option. For those who can afford it, the Tesla SUV is the way to go.