What if there is a dispute over Incoterms responsibility?
Return to the signed contract, named place, and actual handover evidence.
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What if customs value is challenged at destination?
Support with truthful documents, but local customs decision rests with the importer side. Feasibility depends on OEM policy, MOQ, lead
What if the buyer asks for marketing claims we cannot prove?
Decline or soften the wording. Do not overstate product capability.
What if the local grid is unstable?
Recommend suitable charging strategy, backup planning, and realistic vehicle deployment.
What if parts lead time becomes longer than expected?
Prioritize critical items, communicate early, and revise stocking strategy.
What if the customer asks for a direct OEM warranty we cannot secure?
Be clear about actual warranty source and never imply more than we can support.
What is the single best rule for export FAQ answers?
Be accurate, specific, and disciplined; unclear optimism is expensive in cross-border vehicle business.
What if the buyer asks for unsupported local certification promises?
Do not promise certification results you do not control; commit only to document support you can actually provide.
What if the vessel is delayed and the buyer wants penalty from us?
Check the contract, Incoterm, force majeure wording, and actual cause before accepting liability.
What if the customer wants us to talk directly to customs as importer?
We can assist with documents, but the importer or broker remains responsible for local clearance. Feasibility depends on OEM policy,