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Quality gate · Vehicle preparation

Inspect first. Customize only after compatibility is clear.

Each vehicle receives a project-specific pre-delivery inspection, evidence record, and approved preparation plan before loading.

PDI and technical preparation
PDI and technical preparation

Pre-delivery inspection

A readable record of what was checked and what remains open.

Inspection scope depends on vehicle type, condition, available evidence, and buyer requirements. It does not replace a buyer-appointed independent inspection.

  1. 01
    Powertrain

    Engine, transmission, and EV battery

    Run applicable diagnostics, review available battery-health evidence, and record warning codes or open findings.

  2. 02
    Electronics

    Cabin systems and driver assistance

    Check screens, sensors, climate, lighting, and supported driver-assistance functions without claiming unavailable certification.

  3. 03
    Structure

    Exterior, paint, chassis, and tyres

    Document visible condition, paint readings where included, underbody observations, suspension, tyres, and signs requiring further review.

  4. 04
    Interior

    Cabin, accessories, and water-damage signs

    Check upholstery, controls, supplied accessories, odour, moisture indicators, and agreed functional items.

Localization and preparation

Adapt the vehicle only within a confirmed technical and legal boundary.

Availability varies by model, software version, destination rules, warranty terms, and supplier support. Any change is quoted and approved before work begins.

Interface

Language and connectivity review

Assess supported interface languages, phone integration, navigation, and approved application compatibility without bypassing security controls.

EV charging

Charging compatibility

Confirm the vehicle inlet, destination standard, adapter suitability, rated limits, and buyer-side charging environment.

Utility

Protection and fleet preparation

Assess approved guards, bedliners, steps, maintenance kits, and other use-case equipment against load and warranty limits.

Make vehicle condition and preparation part of the quotation.

Include the model, condition, destination market, required evidence, and proposed modifications so the technical team can confirm scope and exclusions in writing.