How to Plan Your First STARGO Container (20GP / 40HQ Mixed Models)

Your first container should balance trial assortment, packing safety, and destination logistics. STARGO accepts mixed-model orders from MOQ 10 without claiming a single published load factor for every 20GP or 40HQ.

Reviewed by Ainne Zhang (Operations Director) · Last verified 2026-07-26

Key facts

• MOQ 10 units. Mixed models and mixed FCL are welcome.
• Load count depends on model size, packing, and CBU vs SKD/CKD — confirmed at quotation. No fixed unit count per 40HQ.
• Two-wheelers and cargo or passenger tricycles have different volume and securing needs.
• Lead time 7–15 working days (15–20 for larger orders). PSPV before balance payment.
• Export documents (CI, PL, B/L; Form E / CO on request) follow the order and destination.

Quote checklist

• Target models and quantities.
• CBU, SKD, or CKD preference.
• Battery chemistry and voltage platform.
• Container type (20GP or 40HQ) and destination port or border.
• Incoterm preference, confirmed at quotation.

Two-wheel vs three-wheel

Scooters and motorcycles typically pack denser than enclosed pods or cargo boxes. Tricycle dimensions drive the loading plan. STARGO proposes a plan after the models are confirmed.

From order to sail

The sequence is inquiry, configuration, quotation, production with six-stage QC, PSPV, balance payment, container loading, then documents.

QC is six stages: incoming parts, frame assembly, battery and motor installation, electrical test, road test on selected vehicles, and pre-shipment QC. Remote buyers get a per-container PSPV before paying the balance.

Frequently asked questions

Can scooters and tricycles share one container?

Yes, when packing allows. Confirm it on the loading plan.

Is there an exact unit count per container?

No universal number. It depends on the models and the packing.

Can spare parts go in the first container?

Yes. Spare parts can be planned with the order.

What are the commercial terms?

MOQ is 10 units. Lead time is 7–15 working days, or 15–20 for larger orders. Payment is a 30%–50% T/T deposit, with the balance against PSPV.