Yesterday, Tesla revealed a facelift for its bestselling Model Y crossover. Or at least it did if you live in China—customers in the US and Europe will need to continue to wait for the revamped electric vehicle.

The updated Model Y, is a major step as the American carmaker faces increasing competition from local EV giants BYD and Xiaomi.

Tesla launches a revamped Model Y in China with a 719 km range, targeting market share lost to electric vehicle giants BYD and Xiaomi.

The flagship version of the new crossover should pack the same 510 hp as the Model 3 Performance. Tesla has equipped this prototype with a set of rudimentary aero covers, perhaps to hide the bigger brakes.

A new report states that Tesla will pause part of new Model Y production at Gigafactory Shanghai for 3 weeks to upgrade the lines. The shutdown will extend beyond the regular Chinese New Year. The Chinese New Year is technically 2 weeks long,

The outgoing Model Y was the best-selling new car in China last year, but globally, Tesla barely edged out BYD as the number one EV brand