Tesla stopped taking orders for new Model S and Model X vehicles in China late last week, marking another step toward the two models’ impending demise. The American electric car maker didn’t officially announce the change, but its Chinese website was updated late last week with the removal of the order page, as spotted by Bloomberg.

Tesla's factory in Shanghai only produces the carmaker's more affordable models, with the Model S and X imported from the U.S.

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