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Visit the blog20 answers covering specification, customization, ordering, shipping and after-sales. Final specifications and commercial terms are always confirmed in your quotation.
Start here if you are still choosing between models, layouts and power packages.
No. These products are watercraft. The car-inspired appearance does not indicate road-driving capability or road approval. Discuss trailer and transport arrangements for any movement on land.
Start with the intended use, passenger load and operating area, then request a matched hull and engine specification. Power or speed figures from one configuration should never be applied to another.
Two-seat craft suit individual driving and couple experiences, while larger layouts support families or guided formats. Confirm the actual seating, payload and operating rules for the selected model.
Alongside water jetcars we discuss yachts, water go-karts and sightseeing boats. Availability and specification for each category are confirmed per enquiry.
Colour, trim and branding requests are reviewed against the selected model before anything is confirmed.
Yes. Colours can be customised. Share a RAL reference, brand colour code or clear photo reference, and confirm the achievable finish and any additional cost in your quotation.
Send the logo file with the preferred position and size. Placement, application method and feasibility are reviewed per model, and the agreed result is recorded in the order documents.
OEM enquiries are reviewed case by case. Describe the branding, packaging or design changes you need so scope, feasibility, quantity requirements and cost can be confirmed in writing.
It can affect both. Ask for the revised schedule and price in the quotation before the order is confirmed.
How an order is confirmed, produced and checked before it leaves the workshop.
Tell us the model and quantity you need, whether it is one craft for private use or several for a fleet. Minimum order, pricing and availability are confirmed in your quotation.
Lead time depends on the model, quantity, colour, engine package and current workshop schedule. Request the production schedule for your specific order rather than a general figure.
Confirm which functional and water tests apply to your production version, what is recorded and which test documents travel with the shipment.
Buyer, third-party and remote inspection can all be discussed. Agree the inspection point, scope, responsibility and timing in the order documents.
What to settle before the craft leaves the factory and arrives in your market.
Packing depends on the model, quantity and transport route. Confirm the protection method, loading arrangement, shipping marks and freight terms in your quotation.
Document requirements differ by destination country. Tell us the import market early so the available documents can be confirmed against your own customs requirements.
Phased delivery can be planned for multi-unit orders. Confirm the model mix, phase quantities, schedule and freight terms for each phase in writing.
Responsibility depends on the agreed freight terms. Clarify who handles destination handling, customs clearance and inland transport before the order is placed.
Running the craft day to day, and the support scope to agree in advance.
Ask for the written warranty scope, exclusions, spare-parts arrangement and support route for your model and engine package. These terms are confirmed in your quotation.
Use a repeatable handover routine covering boarding, fuel or battery status, controls, hull condition, safety equipment and cleaning. The final checklist depends on the confirmed configuration.
Discuss a recommended spare-parts package with your order, including consumables and replenishment, so the operating team is not waiting on parts later.
Basic operation, inspection routines and maintenance documentation can be discussed. Local operating rules, licensing and supervision requirements remain the operator responsibility.
Send the model, quantity, destination and intended use. We will answer the specific question rather than send a general brochure.
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