Vehicle Import & CustomsQuality Assurance

Pre-Delivery Inspection (PDI)

Definition Summary

A rigorous multi-point mechanical, electrical, and cosmetic inspection procedure conducted by technicians before handing over an imported vehicle to the client.

What is Pre-Delivery Inspection (PDI)?

Pre-Delivery Inspection (PDI) is the final quality assurance step performed when a reconditioned or brand-new vehicle arrives from Mongla or Chittagong port at our Dhaka showroom.

Key Checkpoints in SANAA Global PDI Protocol

  • Engine & Transmission Diagnostics: OBD-II computer scanning to verify hybrid battery cell voltage, ECU fault codes, and transmission fluid health.
  • Suspension & Brake Check: Inspection of brake pads, suspension bushings, shock absorbers, and alignment.
  • Fluid Replacement: Fresh engine oil, oil filter, OEM coolant, and hybrid inverter fluid checks.
  • Detailing & Sanitization: Professional 3-stage exterior machine polishing, interior steam cleaning, and chassis undercoating.
  • Accessories & Documents: Verification of original smart keys, auction sheet verification certificate, and BRTA registration preparation.
Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently Asked Questions about Pre-Delivery Inspection (PDI)

Q1:Does SANAA Global conduct PDI on every vehicle?

Yes. Every single vehicle imported by SANAA Global Ltd. undergoes a comprehensive 120-point PDI before final delivery.

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