Identify the vehicle precisely
Use the full model and trim name rather than requesting only a TAISHAN SUV. Record the model year, powertrain, seating layout and preferred colours. Treat related models and special editions as separate specifications until their differences have been checked. Include any non-negotiable requirements so the sourcing team can distinguish a suitable alternative from an unsuitable substitution.
Check equipment against your needs
Review luggage use, passenger access, seat functions, assistance systems and charging equipment against the current manufacturer sheet. Confirm standard equipment and optional packages for the chosen version. Keep brochure claims separate from the written order specification. For business purchases, ask how the vehicle will be identified during inspection and which photographs or checks will document the agreed equipment.
Prepare the export discussion
State the destination, quantity and intended use when requesting a quote. Discuss import documentation and local compatibility with the relevant destination specialists. Ask which procurement, inspection, export preparation and transport items are included. Request written confirmation of the selected specification and commercial terms; avoid using an advertised domestic price as a complete export cost.