Name the powertrain precisely
Write the full model-year and version description rather than requesting only a TANK 400. Check the fuel or energy type, engine information, transmission and drive system. If your request concerns a plug-in hybrid, identify that explicitly and review the matching hybrid configuration data. Photographs from a petrol, diesel or hybrid presentation should not be treated as proof of another version’s specification.
Match the equipment to the destination
Consider local fuel availability, charging access where relevant, parking conditions and road use. Compare tyres, ground-clearance information, comfort features and driver-assistance equipment at trim level. Confirm which language and connected functions you need, then ask whether the proposed vehicle can meet those requirements. A function described for the Chinese market should not automatically be assumed to work unchanged abroad.
Check the actual offer before purchase
Request a specification sheet tied to the proposed vehicle and a clear record of factory options. Agree what inspection photographs or reports will be supplied and how discrepancies will be resolved before procurement. State quantity, acceptable colours, destination country and preferred port when asking for a quote. Keep vehicle cost, export services and transport terms distinct. Discuss the estimated procurement sequence for your order, particularly if you are comparing several versions rather than choosing an identified vehicle.
Questions, answered.
Can I choose a TANK 400 from exterior photos alone?
Photos help compare appearance, but the written model-year, powertrain and trim specification is needed to identify the offer.
Are connected services identical outside China?
Do not assume so. Confirm required languages, connectivity and feature availability for the proposed vehicle and destination.
