Compare the 280TSI Shiguang with the 300TSI Chenguang and Xingguang by exact model year. The China-market table shows 110 kW and 118 kW respectively, but equipment and price matter as much as that power difference.
What does the badge tell you?
The badge helps identify the powertrain group, but it does not tell you what is fitted in the cabin or which driver-assistance features are included. The two 300TSI trims listed have the same published maximum power. Compare their equipment separately and use the complete China-market trim name in the order.
Which features should a dealer shortlist?
Start with the features your buyers ask to see, such as parking cameras or sensors, seat adjustment, infotainment and driver-assistance functions. Compare the exact variants using the specification table. If a feature is essential, have the seller confirm it with actual photos or a short demonstration.
How do I avoid comparing a different T-Roc?
Use the China-market model year and version rather than importing assumptions from a European T-Roc review or listing. Request the engine identification, VIN when allocated and original equipment record. For used stock, check service history and agree which mechanical and condition checks will be recorded.
How should I request a price?
Ask for the 280TSI and the preferred 300TSI version on separate lines, with the same condition, quantity and named port. Compare each equipment difference and its cost. A China domestic catalogue price is only a reference and does not include the services and destination costs required for a Nigeria import.