Tesla is under pressure as a wave of cheap Chinese electric cars resets global expectations for what a battery-powered vehicle should cost. Elon Musk’s answer is a new low-cost car strategy that leans on stripped-back features,

Tesla has reintroduced the seven-seater version of the Model Y crossover in the United States, which is now the cheapest three-row model in the company’s American lineup. That said, it’s not exactly what we–or the internet–were expecting.

According to the code hidden in the latest version of the Tesla app, Tesla is working on expanded phone key support. This could include support for Apple’s first-party car key feature in Apple Wallet.