Common OEM Customization Options
Most OEM projects begin with visual branding and packaging. Buyers can discuss logo placement, decal design, color direction, model naming, packaging artwork, manuals, labels, and accessory kits. For markets with specific rider needs, configuration work such as speed mode settings, tire choice, controller behavior, battery capacity, or charger plug can also be reviewed.
- Logo, decals, and color matching
- Packaging and manuals
- Speed mode and controller tuning
- Battery, charger, and accessory options
What Comoze Needs Before Quoting
A good OEM quotation depends on clear project files. Buyers should prepare logo files, reference photos, target quantity, destination country, expected launch time, target retail price, preferred model base, and any required certifications. If the project needs exclusive styling or tooling, technical drawings or reference samples help the engineering review move faster.
- Logo and artwork files
- Target quantity and timeline
- Base model choice
- Certification and packaging needs
Sample, Pilot Order, and Production
OEM cooperation normally moves through requirement review, design confirmation, sample or prototype discussion, quotation, production planning, quality control, and shipment. Buyers who want to test a market first can discuss a lower-risk pilot order before committing to larger production volumes or deeper customization.
- Requirement review
- Sample confirmation
- Pilot order planning
- Batch production and QC
