Second-generation global BOM · one highest specification for every market · 2026-12
Gen 2 Global BOM
Version 2026-12 · Released2026 Q4 (updated) · StrategyOne highest specification for every market — no market gets less
Unified
All fasteners moved to one corrosion spec, F62/TF62 (zinc-aluminium flake / Dacromet); the old F38 zinc-plated parts are upgraded
Driver's seat is fully loaded in every market (ventilation, heating, massage, air suspension) · single source, Zhejiang Tiancheng
Brake electronics: one ZF brake system for every market (all 8 parts — EBS, ABS, modules — from ZF Shanghai)
Bullbar (front protection frame) is aftermarket for Australia, not factory-fit · 2819010 / 2819011 X9D14
Fewer screens (planned): drop the AR-HUD (not required by regulation), and drop the IPC screen once the second-generation CDCU lands — IVI and CAR stay
Four-market matrix
16 Aug 2026 · 888 of 1814 groups were one part in all four markets (49%)
Now · 1698 of 1814 groups are one part in all four markets (93.6%), including 390 fastener groups
74 groups are fitted in none of the four markets
Same decision in every market · 1772 of 1814 groups (97.7%)
Still split · 42 groups — 5 different part numbers (frame, trailer couplings, air reservoirs) and 3 trailer sockets (the US stays SAE J560)
Fitted in only some markets · 34 groups (31 US-only, 2 China and the US, 1 the US and Australia)
Differences kept (regulatory)
Driving side: Australia is LHD
Charging inlet: CCS1 in the US, CCS2 everywhere else
Threads: imperial SAE in the US
Part
GID
Qty
Device
EU (WH13) CB·MB·SB
CN (WH11) CB·MB·SB
US (WH12) CB·MB·SB
AU (WH14) CB·MB·SB
Variants
Highest-spec source
Conflict
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