https://wccftech.com/two-new-ipad-models-eec/

Shortly after the Eurasian Economic Commission database included five new iPad models, looks like that very same database has been updated with two additional models. This can signal the arrival of cheaper tablets with a freshly designed chassis, and it could succeed the affordable iPad 6. So far, the cheapest offering on Apple’s website goes for $329, but it’s available for as low as $249 via online retailers. Perhaps the frequent price cuts and offers mean that a slightly more expensive iPad version might be on the verge of launching soon.

The two new tablets that have been spotted in the database of the EEC (Eurasian Economic Commission) have the model number A2200 and A2232 and they are running Apple’s new iPadOS. The listing doesn’t betray any other information but one of these could be the rumored upcoming 10.2-inch iPad which will replace the existing 9.7-inch entry-level slate.