IMPORTER EVALUATION · PROJECT INTAKE
Start with vehicle facts. Get a decision path—not a generic yes.
Send one structured brief so compatibility review, sample planning, commercial terms, and after-sales requirements begin from the same information.
VEHICLE
1. Identify the vehicle set
- Brand and model
- Model year and production batch if available
- Original market or regional version
- Charging-inlet and identification-label photos
- Official DC charging limits or vehicle documentation
MARKET
2. Describe the destination charging environment
- Destination country and cities
- Charging-network or charger-brand names
- Known station locations for sample testing
- Operating climate and use conditions
- Previous charging results or fault messages, if any
COMMERCIAL
3. Define the purchasing project
- Estimated sample and batch quantity
- Target delivery window
- Importer, dealer, distributor, or fleet role
- Required labeling and packaging language
- OEM or private-label request, if applicable
- Preferred trade and delivery terms
EVIDENCE
4. Attach the evidence that prevents guesswork
Clear vehicle and charger photos, short fault videos, screenshots, identification labels, and test records are more useful than a message that only says “compatible?” Remove personal or customer-identifying data that is not needed for the review.
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What happens after the brief is reviewed
The project can be routed to document review, an information request, a sample-validation plan, or a non-approval decision. Timing, quotation validity, sample terms, and warranty scope must be confirmed in the project response.
MODEL-LEVEL REVIEW
Ready to put a named vehicle and destination market under review?
Use the importer brief below to align vehicle identity, destination chargers, sample quantity, volume forecast, delivery window, and OEM requirements. The review may result in a test plan, a request for more evidence, or a non-approval decision.
Give us the vehicle facts before the volume forecast.
We use this brief to review the named vehicle, destination charging environment, sample scope and commercial requirements. Compatibility, ratings, certification, lead time, warranty, OEM scope and pricing remain subject to review and an approved quotation.