This is a pure BEV with no multi‑speed gearbox or clutch — routine servicing is typically simpler, but the high‑voltage battery and charging kit are the important items to check. Confirm the exact charging options (AC onboard charger and CCS fast‑charge compatibility) and the battery warranty terms — many EVs carry an 8‑year warranty to a specified capacity threshold. Also ask the dealer about software/firmware update history and whether features like stronger regenerative braking or a heat‑pump (for better winter range) are fitted.

• Battery state‑of‑health and displayed remaining capacity; verify the manufacturer battery warranty is present and documented (commonly ~8 years/160,000 km to a set capacity level).
• Charging equipment and port: ensure supplied cables/adapters are present (home Type‑2 and CCS compatibility) and inspect the charging inlet for damage or water ingress.
• Software and EV systems: check for recent software updates, any logged fault codes, and that regenerative‑braking / one‑pedal modes behave as expected.
• 12V electrical system and HVAC: verify 12V battery condition and that cabin heating/cooling (and heat‑pump if fitted) work properly, since HVAC can notably affect real‑world range in winter.