A useful commercial comparison starts with the vehicle application and shipment data. Appearance, motor, and battery should be reviewed together.
Which format fits your sales channel?
Start with the role your market needs the vehicle to serve. The APEX range is organized into urban, foldable, compact, delivery, and full-size models.
Use the catalog to narrow the range by application, then open the individual product pages. This avoids comparing specifications from vehicles intended for different uses.
How should battery options be read?
Each product page shows one of three scenarios. Some models support 12Ah and 15Ah lead-acid batteries plus 20Ah and 30Ah lithium batteries, using only the voltages listed for that model.
Other models use only the fixed configuration in the product sheet. The four featured full-size models use lithium batteries with 20Ah, 30Ah, and 40Ah options at their listed voltages.
Which technical data should be compared?
Motor, controller, brakes, and suspension help distinguish models that may look similar. Compare the exact product page and use the item code in the commercial conversation.
Do not turn one specification into a performance promise. Range, final application, and local requirements depend on the configuration and operating context.
How should packaging and 40HQ data be used?
Where the source sheet provides it, the product page shows package dimensions and a reference 40HQ container quantity. These figures support an initial product-mix review.
Confirm final packaging, quantity, and any mixed-model plan in the quote before making a purchasing decision.
What to include in a quote request
- Names and item codes of the selected models
- Estimated quantity for each model
- Destination city and target market
- Requested battery voltage, capacity, and chemistry
- Questions about packaging or mixed-model plans
Validation for the Brazilian market
Before commercialization, the importer should confirm with the responsible professionals and authorities which classification, circulation, homologation, licensing, and registration rules apply to the intended configuration and use.