Capture the complete local powertrain and charging table, measure the cabin and boot, inspect tyres and frameless doors, and test varied roads. Complete a public charge and price home installation, insurance and tyres. B05 will justify its character only if the final car combines balance with comfort, usable range and transparent value. Keep the dated brochure, quotation and warranty registration together, and match cables, software and promised equipment at handover. Recheck the plan after the first representative week of driving so charging time and energy cost reflect the owner's real pattern. A buyer interested in driving feel should also inspect braking consistency as regenerative braking changes with battery state. Ask whether full power is limited by temperature or charge level and how the dashboard explains that limit. Confirm alignment and tyre-pressure specifications, because a wide, rear-driven car can feel poor when tyres are mismatched. Test rear visibility at night and in rain, and make sure the camera lenses remain useful. Price glass and door-seal repair as well as tyres. Finally, compare the B05 on a normal commute with the most comfortable drive mode selected; an exciting short demonstration should not hide fatigue, noise or an inconvenient user interface. Ask for an extended drive after the tyres have reached normal temperature and include an ordinary rough section, not only a prepared demonstration route. Check brake feel at high and low battery states, inspect rear seat comfort after an hour, and make sure the screen preserves essential controls if connectivity is unavailable. Keep written tyre, glass and roadside-recovery information in the vehicle so its distinctive hardware does not create avoidable ownership surprises.