Before requesting a quote or placing an order for the T01 executive electric sedan, put the required steering position, five-seat cabin, battery, trim, equipment and supply route into one written specification. The T01 is described as a full-size electric fastback sedan with a five-seat lounge configuration; its battery, trim and equipment package are confirmed per order, so do not rely on a model name alone to define what will be supplied. Review the T01 Executive Electric Sedan and verify every selected detail against the final order documents.
Define the use and cabin layout
Start with the vehicle’s job. An executive fleet may prioritize rear-passenger comfort and a consistent cabin finish, while premium retail buyers may need a choice of equipment packages. In either case, describe the intended use, passenger profile and operating environment before selecting a configuration.
The T01 is listed with a five-seat lounge interior. Treat that as the starting layout, not a complete cabin specification. Ask for a written description of the seat materials and colors, front and rear seat adjustments, rear-seat features, storage, trim finish and any requested accessories. If a particular feature is essential, have it named explicitly rather than relying on terms such as “executive,” “premium” or “fully equipped.”
For fleet procurement, also define whether all vehicles must have the same cabin and equipment, or whether different versions are acceptable. Record any permitted substitutions and require approval before a change is made. This helps purchasing, inspection and after-sales teams compare the delivered vehicle with the approved specification.
Confirm steering position and destination configuration
The T01 is listed for left-hand drive (LHD) or right-hand drive (RHD) to order. State the required steering position on the initial inquiry and repeat it on the pro forma invoice, order confirmation and vehicle-specific documentation. Do not assume that a destination market’s convention automatically determines the configuration being quoted.
Ask the supplier to identify the vehicle’s destination-market configuration and document any market-specific items included in the proposed build. Confirm the exact model or version designation, steering position, exterior and interior choices, and any requested changes. If the vehicle is intended for registration or commercial operation, verify current requirements directly with the relevant authority in the destination country; do not treat a supplier description as proof of eligibility.
Specify the battery, trim and equipment in writing
The available T01 information identifies a battery-electric powertrain but does not state a battery capacity, chemistry, range, charging interface or equipment list. These are order-critical details to request and confirm for the exact proposed version. Avoid comparing offers based on an unqualified range or feature claim: ask for the measurement basis, test cycle or method where applicable, and the precise equipment fitted to the quoted vehicle.
| Requirement to lock down | What to request | How to verify before approval |
|---|---|---|
| Battery and charging | Battery chemistry and capacity, charging interface, and the charging equipment included | Match the figures and interfaces across the signed specification and vehicle-specific documents |
| Trim and cabin | Exact trim/version, five-seat layout, seat and interior finishes, and included cabin features | Compare the written equipment list with the version designation and available build evidence |
| Steering and market configuration | LHD or RHD, destination market, and any requested market-specific changes | Check the order confirmation and vehicle identification or production documents for the agreed configuration |
| Exterior and optional equipment | Color, wheels, accessories and each selected option | Require options to be itemized, not bundled under an unclear package label |
| Substitutions | Any acceptable alternatives and the approval process for changes | Record that deviations require written buyer approval before supply |
Ask for supporting product material—such as a version-specific specification sheet, equipment list and photographs or other identification evidence for the allocated vehicle—when available. Confirm whether documents describe the exact ordered build or a representative version. For a broader procurement comparison, see how to assess fleet vehicle total cost of ownership; keep assumptions about charging, usage and service separate from confirmed vehicle specifications.
Choose CBU, SKD or CKD against project scope
The T01 is listed with CBU, SKD and CKD supply routes. The appropriate route depends on the buyer’s project requirements; the route label alone does not establish the included scope, local assembly responsibilities or compliance status.
For each proposed route, ask what is supplied, what work or equipment is excluded, which party handles assembly or completion, and what documentation accompanies the vehicle or components. For SKD or CKD, request a clear scope of supply and identify the facilities, technical support, tools, training and local responsibilities that the buyer expects to provide. For CBU, confirm the vehicle’s completed configuration and the documents available for the exact unit or order.
Compare the routes using the same written vehicle specification. Ask the supplier to identify any differences in configuration, packaging, documentation or buyer responsibilities, and have the agreed route and scope reflected in the contract and order confirmation. Confirm current import, registration and assembly requirements with the relevant destination-market authority; requirements can vary by country and may change.
Get documents that match the supplied vehicle
Before approving production or shipment, assemble a document set that connects the approved specification to the vehicle being supplied. The exact documents available may depend on the order and supply route, so request a list and confirm which items will be issued and when.
- Approve a dated specification that identifies the T01 version, steering position, five-seat cabin, battery, trim, equipment, colors and selected options.
- Check that the order confirmation, invoice and agreed supply route refer to the same version and scope.
- Ask for vehicle-specific identification or production records when available, and confirm that the listed configuration matches the approved specification.
- Review any inspection or photographic evidence against the written equipment list; raise discrepancies before shipment or acceptance.
- Keep records of approved substitutions, exclusions and outstanding deliverables with the purchase documents.
Use the T01 product page as a starting point for the model discussion, but make the signed order specification and vehicle-specific documentation the control documents for procurement.
FAQ
Does the T01 have a fixed battery specification?
The available description does not state battery capacity, chemistry or charging details. Request those items for the exact proposed version and have the agreed specifications included in the order documents.
Can I order the T01 in RHD?
The T01 is listed as available in LHD or RHD to order. State the required steering position in the inquiry and verify it in the final order confirmation and vehicle-specific records.
Should I choose CBU, SKD or CKD before requesting a quote?
You can request proposals for more than one route, but specify the same vehicle configuration for each. Ask the supplier to itemize what is included, what the buyer must arrange and which documents are provided for each route.
What should I send with an inquiry?
Share the target quantity, destination country, LHD or RHD requirement, five-seat cabin needs, battery and equipment questions, preferred supply route and any existing fleet or local assembly requirements. Include required destination-market checks so the proposed configuration can be reviewed against your project.
For a clear procurement brief, send the intended quantity, destination, steering position, cabin and equipment priorities, battery questions, preferred CBU/SKD/CKD route and any existing project specifications. Then discuss requirements to align the proposed T01 configuration with your order scope.