How to Find Electric Motorcycle Suppliers with Low MOQ

Many overseas small and medium-sized wholesalers face one common challenge when sourcing electric motorcycles: high minimum order quantity (MOQ) requirements. Most traditional manufacturers require buyers to order several hundred units per shipment, making it difficult for startups and retailers to place trial orders. This has become one of the biggest pain points in international procurement.

The industry has increasingly adopted the SKD (Semi Knocked Down) supply model, where motorcycles are partially disassembled and packed into cartons. This approach significantly lowers the minimum order quantity (MOQ) for trial orders while also reducing shipping costs. Reputable manufacturers can provide complete certification documents, including EEC certification where required, and offer flexible customization options such as color schemes and logo branding, making it easier for distributors to meet the needs of local markets and niche retail stores.

If you'd like to better understand the differences in minimum order quantities, customs clearance requirements, and documentation for various sourcing options, simply share your procurement plan with us. Our team can provide a comprehensive industry guide to help you compare different purchasing models and make a more informed sourcing decision.