Tesla has updated the standard set of wheels available for the Model X to new darker wheels. But don’t hold your breath to get the electric SUV anytime soon. When Tesla unveiled the new Model S in January, the automaker also unveiled the new Model X, but the SUV has been gathering less attention. There are several reasons for that. Advertisement - scroll for more content Mainly because Tesla focused production on the new Model S, and it has yet to deliver any new Model X as far s we know. Also, the older Model S was more due for a refresh than the more recent Model X, which was launched in 2015. But there’s a brand new Model X coming in the next few months. Now we learn that Tesla has updated the online configurator for the electric SUV to include new Model X standard wheels (hat tip to Michael Potuck): Since the update in January, Tesla has introduced new 20″ Cyberstream wheels as the standard wheels for the Model X. But at first, those Cyberstream wheels were a lighter color: Based on a look at the Wayback machine, it looks like the change happened sometime between August 3 and August 11. However, it shouldn’t make much of a difference because Tesla hasn’t delivered any Model X during that time, as far as we know. Tesla has been guiding for the first new Model X deliveries to happen this quarter, but the automaker has been seeing a lot of delays lately. The automaker is believed to be affected by the chip shortage like the rest of the auto industry. People who placed Model X orders earlier this year have kept seeing their delivery timelines pushed to later this year. For new orders, Tesla is now guiding March-April 2022 deliveries for the Model X Long Range and the same for the Model X Plaid. Add Electrek to your Google News feed.