Base the shipping arrangements on the carrier and port requirements, the vehicle's condition on the transport mode settings, and the export scope on the arrival unlock, start-up and recharging plan. The charge level and transport mode are decided jointly by the model, the port and the carrier; get the requirements in writing after booking, and prepare the unlock and recharging plan before arrival.

There is no single charge percentage that fits every model and carrier — after booking, follow the carrier's written requirements. For further reading on identity checks, see How are EVs handled during international shipping?. Confirm the shipping charge and transport mode against the exact configuration, and re-verify whenever carrier or port requirements change. If you need to verify the vehicle models and export documents the shipping charge check covers, send the checklist to Starvia Automotive for a re-check by the China team.