How to become an OEM Dealer

AN OEM is an Original Equipment Manufacturer. In our terminology an OEM is a company that assembles their own products (vehicles, watercraft, etc.) by utilizing components obtained from various sources. NetGain Motors, Inc. may act as a supplier of these components.

To become one of our OEM Motor Dealer, you must have a business registered with your state's taxing authority and possess documentation authorizing you to collect any state required sales tax.

NetGain Motors, Inc. will not be liable to pay taxes to your state's governing bodies as a result of our selling your company any product. Tax liability is your sole responsibility.

Print the "Dealer Application" (and other forms), fill it out and FAX or mail it back to our office along with a photocopy of your state's business license or sales tax resale certificate.

Once we have verified all the information, we may conduct a telephone interview with you. We want to know what your business background is, how long you have been in the EV business, what projects you have worked on ... but most importantly, we want to know you.

Since we do not sell directly to any end users, we realize that our OEMs and Authorized Motor Dealers are our most important asset. We want to be sure we can service you in the way you need us to.

Feel free to contact us directly at any time. We are here for our dealers and can often be reached after regular business hours.