Channel cooperation answer
A partner should clarify whether its demand comes from EV owners, executive rear-cabin upgrades, modification shops, demo vehicles, or regional channel sales. Each scene needs different consultation, sample, and delivery planning.
Installer certification focuses on glass protection, clean working conditions, controls and power routing, vehicle protection, delivery inspection, and after-sales feedback. Shops without stable installation readiness should begin with demo and lead referral.
Demo cars, display tools, short videos, and FAQ material can improve conversion, but they do not replace vehicle review. Partners should return model, year, city, product position, and use case to Xuntou for confirmation.
Fitment, quote, installation, and warranty boundaries still return to sales-system BOM/product catalog scope, current product range, delivery inspection, and after-sales records. Channel cooperation must not become a universal installation promise.
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Dealer cooperation FAQ
These answers help shops, installers, and channel partners understand the boundary before cooperation.
It can begin with demo, lead referral, and consultation support, but should not directly handle installation. Installer certification depends on site, tools, staff, vehicle protection, delivery inspection, and after-sales feedback capability.
No. Fitment and quote decisions must return to the sales-system BOM, product catalog, vehicle structure, service city, delivery conditions, and warranty boundary.
Depending on cooperation stage, Xuntou can provide product material, FAQ, demo guidance, lead handoff rules, delivery-inspection requirements, and after-sales communication boundaries.
Share the model, model year, city, roof or side-window position, and main concern so Xuntou can assess the boundary before recommending a plan.
