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Just purchased a new Axis 700 which was delivered a few days ago.  It's May 2023 and I received a 2021 model.  Do they upgrade their model years like a car?  The Axis 700 was brand new but the model year stunned me.

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Got my Axis 500 in June 2022. Build date shows 12/2021. 

So they do make them year round. 

BUT I don't think they change anything from one model year to the next.

The Axis is the same thing as the Hisun. I've had to go to alpha-sports to get a few parts. The parts diagrams for the 500 says 2016 and up. So I don't think anything has changed on them in a while.

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