Build a colour brief
The official 06 presentation offers several distinct exterior colours. Select your preferred finish by its stated name rather than by an approximate translated colour or a screenshot. If a contrasting roof matters, include it explicitly in the order brief. For a batch, give the number of vehicles per colour and list acceptable alternatives in priority order. This avoids an apparently similar vehicle being treated as an agreed substitution.
Read the cabin by configuration
Interior photography often shows an attractively equipped example. Check the configuration table before assuming that every photographed feature belongs to every version. In the current 06 Relive table, some comfort and audio items differ between Max and Ultra, and certain items are optional. Ask which interior finishes can be combined with your chosen exterior and configuration, and whether any requested package changes the sourcing plan.
Use 360° as a reference
Rotate the exterior to inspect the overall shape and wheel design, then explore the cabin to understand seat layout and controls. Read the viewer’s model, year and trim label. A view marked Ultra should not be used as evidence of Max equipment. Lighting, camera processing and screen settings also affect colour appearance. Request daylight photographs or a short walkaround of the actual proposed vehicle when these details are important.
Record the final combination
Before confirming procurement, put the agreed exterior, roof, interior, wheels and options into one written specification. Link it to the vehicle identity when available and retain the supporting images with the order record. For multiple vehicles, review each proposed combination instead of approving one sample for the entire batch. This creates a clearer handover for your receiving team and customer-facing sales material.
China-market manufacturer specifications. Equipment, software, connected services and export suitability must be confirmed for the selected vehicle and destination.
