autogenerate super() vs super(class, self)

Hi, I am a bit confused of the usage of the autogenerated super calls.
In Python2, you had to call super like this:

super(class, self).method()

This is also the way Pycharm autogenerates the super call. However, since Python3, we can also call super like this:

super().method()

which I consider as the better option as it makes the syntax a little simpler. However, PyCharm still uses the old syntax - is there any upside of doing that I do not know of?