STARGO Dealer Exclusivity, Territory, and Private-Label Options

By STARGO Editorial Team · Updated 2026-07-26

Reviewed by Ainne Zhang (Operations Director)

STARGO recruits long-term B2B partners. Standard supply does not automatically grant exclusive territory. Exclusive or protected markets are negotiated in writing.

Key facts

• Partners: importers, wholesalers, local dealers, fleet operators, OEM brand owners.
• Exclusivity and territory protection exist only under a written agreement — never a default exclusive.
• OEM/ODM covers logo, color, battery, packaging, and catalog support, with CBU, SKD, or CKD.
• Private-label and trademark use requires authorization.
• MOQ 10. Mixed containers are welcome.

Submit for an exclusivity discussion

• Country or region.
• Product categories.
• Estimated annual volume (partner plan).
• After-sales capability.
• Whether you prefer CBU, SKD, or CKD.

Private label and OEM/ODM

Customization is supported. Authorization is confirmed in the commercial agreement. This page does not publish exclusivity fees, deposits, or rebate schedules.

Frequently asked questions

Is every dealer exclusive?

No. Exclusivity is contract-based.

Can I put my own brand on the vehicle?

Yes, under OEM/ODM plus written authorization.

What is the next step?

Share the market, category, and volume plan. Typical reply within 24 business hours.