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Bimini LEV coordinates vehicle, parts, technical-support, and warranty-related inquiries through the selling dealer and Biminiās support contact. Coverage, procedures, and responsible parties may vary by vehicle, component, transaction, and written warranty documentation.
START WITH THE SELLING DEALER
When practical, owners should begin with the dealer or business that supplied the vehicle. The selling dealer may be able to inspect the vehicle, confirm its configuration, identify applicable documentation, and determine the appropriate next step.
If the selling dealer is unavailable, or if you are a dealer requesting assistance, contact Bimini and provide the information listed below.
To help us review and route your request, please provide:
⢠Ownerās full name and contact information⢠Selling dealer or supplying business⢠Vehicle model and seating configuration⢠Vehicle identification number or serial number⢠Purchase or delivery date⢠Current vehicle location⢠Current mileage or operating hours, if available⢠A clear description of the concern⢠When the concern began⢠Relevant photographs or video⢠Previous diagnostic or repair information⢠Copies of applicable purchase and warranty documents
Do not include credit-card information, banking information, passwords, government identification numbers, or other sensitive personal information in the general website contact form.
Parts availability and compatibility depend on the specific vehicle, production configuration, component, and supplier.
Before ordering or installing a component, confirm:
⢠Vehicle identification information⢠Exact component or part required⢠Compatibility with the applicable vehicle⢠Installation requirements⢠Whether authorization is required⢠Whether installation may affect warranty coverage
Do not assume that a component shown on another Bimini vehicle, promotional image, development rendering, or supplier website is interchangeable with your vehicle.
Warranty rights and responsibilities are established by the written warranty documentation applicable to the specific vehicle or component.
Applicable documentation may address:
⢠Warranty provider⢠Covered vehicle and components⢠Coverage periods and start dates⢠Owner and dealer responsibilities⢠Required maintenance⢠Exclusions and limitations⢠Diagnostic and claim-authorization procedures⢠Labor responsibility⢠Transportation responsibility⢠Replacement-part procedures⢠Available remedies⢠Transferability, if applicable
General statements on this website do not expand, replace, or modify an applicable written warranty.
A website inquiry does not, by itself, create or approve a warranty claim. Do not authorize repairs, replace components, or incur expenses based solely on submitting a website form. Obtain the appropriate review or authorization when required by the applicable written documentation.
Review current Bimini vehicle-system information, technical specifications, operating limitations, and support documentation. Confirm that the document applies to your specific vehicle and configuration before relying on any specification or procedure. Bimini LEV Battery System Guide Technical and support information for the Bimini 51.2V 150Ah LiFePO4 battery system, including battery architecture, charging, diagnostics, operating limits, serviceability, and limited-warranty information. DOWNLOAD BATTERY GUIDE Bimini LEV Integrated Powertrain Specification Technical specifications for the Bimini integrated electric powertrain, including the traction motor, Navitas controller, battery, BMS, charging system, diagnostics, connections, and component warranty overview. DOWNLOAD POWERTRAIN SPECIFICATION
Document applicability, revision date, and vehicle configuration should be confirmed before use. Specifications, procedures, and warranty information may be revised. Documentation supplied with the applicable vehicle or component controls over general website content.
BEFORE REQUESTING WARRANTY REVIEW
Take reasonable steps to prevent additional damage and discontinue operation if the vehicle appears unsafe.
Preserve the vehicle and relevant components in their current condition when reasonably possible. Do not discard a component that may require inspection or return.
Gather:
⢠Proof of purchase or delivery⢠Applicable warranty documents⢠Vehicle identification information⢠Maintenance and service records⢠Diagnostic information⢠Clear photographs or video⢠A description of any modifications⢠Copies of previous communications
Unauthorized modifications, improper installation, misuse, insufficient maintenance, continued operation after a warning or failure, or repairs performed without required authorization may affect available coverage under the applicable warranty.
Certain batteries, controllers, motors, displays, chargers, accessories, or other components may be subject to separate supplier terms or procedures.
The existence of a supplier warranty does not necessarily mean that every diagnostic expense, labor charge, transportation cost, removal cost, installation cost, or consequential expense is covered.
Bimini or the selling dealer can help identify the appropriate contact path after receiving the vehicle and component information.
Stop operating the vehicle if it shows signs of unsafe steering, braking, acceleration, electrical behavior, overheating, smoke, unusual odor, damaged wiring, battery damage, structural damage, or another condition that may create a safety risk.
Move away from the vehicle and contact emergency services when circumstances require immediate assistance.
The website contact form is not monitored as an emergency service and should not be used for urgent or life-safety situations.
Use the Contact Bimini page for:
⢠Parts identification or availability questions⢠Service and diagnostic-support inquiries⢠Warranty-process questions⢠Dealer technical-support inquiries⢠Vehicle-documentation requests⢠General ownership-support questions
Include as much relevant vehicle and transaction information as possible. Bimini will review the request and determine the appropriate contact path. Submission does not guarantee warranty coverage, reimbursement, part availability, repair authorization, or a particular resolution.
Current Bimini vehicles are not represented as street-legal motor vehicles unless model-specific documentation expressly states otherwise. Owners and operators are responsible for confirming all registration, licensing, insurance, equipment, maintenance, safety, and operating-location requirements applicable to their vehicle and jurisdiction.
Specifications, components, support procedures, and availability may change. Documentation applicable to a specific vehicle, component, transaction, or written warranty controls over general website content.