
Charging, software and local service
Review charging hardware, language, maps, connectivity, software and local repair options for the actual market version.
Check the actual vehicle against current local requirements before placing an order. This checklist does not certify that a model can be imported into a particular country.
Identify the importer and check the vehicle type, steering side and production or registration dates. Confirm how vehicle age is calculated under local import rules.
Ask the relevant local authority or advisor which approvals, inspections and vehicle records are required. Confirm which documents the exporter can provide for the vehicle.


Review charging hardware, language, maps, connectivity, software and local repair options for the actual market version.

Clarify clearance, taxes, port handling, registration and onward transport. Name the receiving party and record which costs are outside the offer.
Consult current information from the relevant customs, transport or vehicle authority, along with a qualified local advisor.
Ask the supplier to confirm the vehicle details and available export documents. The importer should check import eligibility, tax and registration requirements.
See the buying-guide checklist
For each check, note the jurisdiction, source, review date and unresolved questions.
Include the destination, intended use, model and quantity. Add the receiving port or border if you know it.