Wear items
Filters, wiper components, brake service items and other scheduled-maintenance parts are usually the simplest starting point when matched to the correct vehicle.
WORKSHOP STOCK GUIDE
A practical way for workshops and distributors in Latin America to build an initial stock of Chinese EV replacement parts without buying blind.
BUILD A USEFUL FIRST STOCK
Every workshop has a different vehicle mix, so there is no universal stock list. A good first selection follows the models already appearing in your service bays, then combines regularly replaced items with parts that commonly delay a repair when they are unavailable.
FOUR PRACTICAL GROUPS
Filters, wiper components, brake service items and other scheduled-maintenance parts are usually the simplest starting point when matched to the correct vehicle.
Lamps, mirrors, trim, clips and exterior hardware can help resolve minor collision and replacement jobs without long waiting times.
Sensors, cameras, switches, harnesses and connectors should be ordered against the OE reference, since configuration differences matter.
Battery, charging and high-voltage parts need trained diagnosis, documented handling and exact fitment review before any order or installation.
HOW TO AVOID DEAD STOCK
FREQUENT QUESTIONS
Usually not as a general first step. High-voltage components require exact technical review, safe handling and demand that is specific to the vehicles you service.
No. The model, market, build date and OE number should be checked, especially for electrical, charging, lighting and body parts.
Send the brands and models you service, target quantities, OE references where available, and the destination country. This makes the first list more useful.
PLAN YOUR FIRST STOCK ORDER