Buyers considering a bulk order of a 14-seat bus should verify both the vehicle specification and the payment terms before sending a deposit. The available product details identify the LQD023+2 as an electric golf cart, not a confirmed 14-seat bus, and do not state that trade assurance applies to the purchase.
The product identity needs to be settled first. The LQD023+2 listing mentions an open cockpit, a protective front structure, and a black sunshade and seats. It does not state that the vehicle has 14 seats or that it is the bus configuration you intend to buy.
Ask the seller to confirm the exact model, seating capacity, configuration, and quantity in writing. Langqing lists electric sightseeing buses as part of its range, but that general product category alone does not confirm the availability or specifications of a 14-seat bus.
The listed business payment arrangement calls for a 30% deposit, with the balance due before loading. This schedule does not, by itself, show that a payment-protection service applies. The available information does not set out trade assurance coverage or an equivalent safeguard, so request the terms in writing through the applicable purchasing channel before transferring funds.
Langqing says each vehicle undergoes inspection-line testing and road testing, and that only vehicles which pass are approved for shipment. These statements concern product inspection, not protection of the buyer's payment. The company also lists CE certification for electric golf carts, electric sightseeing buses, and electric trucks, with the European Union identified as the relevant region. Confirm which certifications and inspection requirements apply to the specific model in your order.
| Topic | Information currently listed | Buyer should confirm |
|---|---|---|
| Vehicle | LQD023+2 electric golf cart | Whether a 14-seat bus is available and which model meets the requested specification |
| Payment | 30% deposit; remaining balance before loading | Whether trade assurance or another payment-protection arrangement covers the transaction |
| Quality checks | Inspection-line and road testing; qualified units are cleared for shipment | How inspection criteria and results are recorded in the contract |
| Delivery and shipping | Business information lists a 15–30-day delivery time and sea freight | The order-specific production schedule, freight charges, and contractual delivery terms |
| Quantity | Minimum order quantity is listed as 1 | Bulk availability and pricing for the required bus configuration |
Is trade assurance confirmed for this order?
No. The information provided lists a deposit and balance schedule but does not describe trade assurance or another payment-protection service.
Does the LQD023+2 listing confirm a 14-seat bus?
No. It identifies the product as an electric golf cart and does not specify the number of seats. Request written confirmation of the model and capacity.
What should be checked before making a bulk payment?
Get written agreement on the model and seat count, order quantity, delivery timing, payment milestones, and any applicable payment-protection terms. The listed schedule is a 30% deposit and the balance before loading.
Do not rely on the available information as proof that a bulk payment is protected or that the listed golf cart is a 14-seat bus. Before ordering, obtain the complete vehicle specification and applicable payment-protection terms in writing, and make sure they are reflected in the purchase documents. For technical or order inquiries, contact crystalhuang@langqing.cn.
Guangzhou Langqing Electric Car CO., LTD. was founded in Guangzhou in 2000, and its Langqing Industrial Park began operating in 2003. The company describes its operations as spanning research and development, manufacturing, sales, and service. Its listed products include electric golf carts, electric sightseeing buses, and electric trucks, with stated production capacity of 1,000 units per month. The company lists ISO9001, ISO14001, ISO 10012, ISO45001, and EU CE certifications, along with cooperation examples in shuttle transport and municipal services.

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