STARGO Quality Control System

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

STARGO enforces a strict six-stage quality control flow across two-wheel, three-wheel, and battery production lines. From 100% incoming battery cell capacity testing to chassis dynamometer runs and high-pressure rain chamber waterproof testing, every vehicle meets international export durability standards.

Key facts

• Battery testing: 100% cell sorting, impedance matching, and BMS calibration
• Chassis & Suspension: Robot-welded frame alignment and hydraulic shock absorber dyno testing
• Waterproof testing: High-pressure rain chamber testing for motors, controllers, and wiring harness
• Pre-shipment audit: 100% functional test and PSPV video archive for every container

Six-Stage Production Quality Control

Every order passes six stages before it ships: incoming parts inspection, frame assembly checks, battery and motor installation, electrical system testing, road testing on selected vehicles, and pre-shipment QC.

Waterproof & Electrical Insulation Standards

To withstand monsoon tropical conditions in Southeast Asia and South America, STARGO electric vehicles feature IP67-rated motor enclosures, sealed controller boxes, and waterproof wiring connectors.

Frequently asked questions

Are all battery cells tested before pack assembly?

Yes, 100% of cells undergo capacity, voltage, and internal resistance sorting prior to BMS integration.