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EVS Guatemala EV Service Centre Market Entry

Decision-grade Guatemala market-entry report separating four-wheel BEV evidence, broader all-class electric and hybrid headlines, and EVS assumptions.

Snapshot: 10 August 202628-page full report
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Four-wheel BEV pool
1,900

EVS active-factor planning pool from estimated four-wheel BEV cars.

Public chargers
165

Industry-reported public chargers; uptime unaudited.

Jobs/year
831

Assumption-led Guatemala City independent-reach annual jobs.

Years
3.72

Base simple payback on GTQ650,000 launch capex.

Executive summary

The verdict in full

  • CONDITIONAL GO for diligence and a reversible one-bay managed-partner pilot in Guatemala City—after gates, not before.
  • The best four-wheel denominator is about 2,000 BEV cars at end-2025; it is an AMEGUA estimate, not an audited active-VIN file [amegua_2025].
  • A broader 4,860 electric registrations through February 2026 includes motorcycles and is excluded from core sizing [mem_sat_allclass].
  • The approximately 16,000 hybrid headline does not separate HEV from PHEV and is also excluded [amegua_2025].
  • Start with evidence, chassis, HVAC, 12V, charging diagnosis, insurer isolation and fleet uptime. No traction-pack opening.
Decision rule

Approve only a capped 90-day proof: one partner bay, GTQ650,000 maximum launch/tooling envelope, no long lease, and stop-work authority. Base case is 480 annual jobs, GTQ1.056 million revenue and GTQ174,720 EBITDA. Franchise rights remain withheld.

Board decision

Approve only a capped 90-day proof: one partner bay, GTQ650,000 maximum launch/tooling envelope, no long lease, and stop-work authority. Base case is 480 annual jobs, GTQ1.056 million revenue and GTQ174,720 EBITDA. Franchise rights remain withheld.

Decision Summary

Verdict
Decision
CONDITIONAL GO
Reason
Approve diligence and a reversible one-bay Guatemala City managed-partner pilot; hold standalone centre and franchise award.
Current executable SOM
Decision
Zero
Reason
Active VIN, PHEV split, department/platform, demand, permits, HV/fire and battery-chain gates remain open.
Launch geography
Decision
Guatemala City metro
Reason
Importer, insurer, fleet, wealth and workshop concentration hypothesis; replace with SAT registration geography.
Battery scope
Decision
No pack opening
Reason
Read-only SOH and isolation only until OEM procedure, insurer acceptance and authorised downstream custody are written.

Source: EVS Guatemala decision-support model

Market size

Use the approximately 2,000 four-wheel BEV cars at end-2025 as the planning anchor [amegua_2025]. Do not substitute the 4,860 all-class electric registrations, the 16,000 hybrid estimate or the 6.329 million total vehicle parc [mem_sat_allclass] [parc_2025].

Reported four-wheel BEV car sales

Known AMEGUA observations; missing years are not interpolated.

16
82
308
606
888
2016
2022
2023
2024
2025

Source: EVS Guatemala decision-support model

Market KPIs

Estimated four-wheel BEV stock
Value
2,000
Unit
cars
Period
end-2025
Evidence
AMEGUA industry estimate [amegua_2025]
BEV car sales
Value
888
Unit
cars
Period
2025
Evidence
AMEGUA industry estimate [amegua_2025]
All-class electric registrations
Value
4,860
Unit
vehicles
Period
Jan 2009–28 Feb 2026
Evidence
MEM/SAT-derived; includes motorcycles [mem_sat_allclass]
Broad hybrid stock
Value
16,000
Unit
vehicles
Period
end-2025
Evidence
HEV/PHEV not separated; excluded [amegua_2025]
Total vehicle parc
Value
6,329,105
Unit
vehicles
Period
15 Dec 2025
Evidence
SAT-derived secondary report [parc_2025]
Public chargers
Value
165
Unit
chargers
Period
early 2026
Evidence
Industry-reported; uptime/connector definition unavailable [amegua_2025]

Source: EVS Guatemala decision-support model

Electric sales history and partial 2026 acceleration

2016
BEV
16
PHEV (unavailable)
BEV used in model
16
Scope
Four-wheel BEV car sales; AMEGUA estimate
2022
BEV
82
PHEV (unavailable)
BEV used in model
82
Scope
Four-wheel BEV car sales; non-contiguous series
2023
BEV
308
PHEV (unavailable)
BEV used in model
308
Scope
Four-wheel BEV car sales
2024
BEV
606
PHEV (unavailable)
BEV used in model
606
Scope
Four-wheel BEV car sales
2025
BEV
888
PHEV (unavailable)
BEV used in model
888
Scope
Four-wheel BEV car sales; industry estimate

Source: EVS Guatemala decision-support model

Definition reconciliation

The evidence covers different populations: BEV cars, all electric vehicle classes, motorcycles, broad hybrids, total parc, charging stations, charger units and connectors. This report keeps them separate and never averages or sums incompatible definitions.

Definition reconciliation

Four-wheel BEV cars
Included
Core
Use
About 2,000 at end-2025; estimated, not active VIN.
All-class electric registrations
Included
Context
Use
4,860 through Feb 2026 includes motorcycles and other classes.
Hybrid vehicles
Included
Excluded
Use
About 16,000; HEV/PHEV split unavailable.
Electric motorcycles
Included
Separate
Use
817 sales in 2025; different tools, economics and safety workflow.
Charging station/charger/connector
Included
Infrastructure context
Use
Never treated as equivalent without operator audit.
Total vehicle parc
Included
Context
Use
6.329m across all types; never used as BEV denominator.

Source: EVS Guatemala decision-support model

Forecast scenarios

Cautious/base/high cases apply 18%/32%/48% compound growth to the EVS active four-wheel BEV pool through 2031. They are service-capacity sensitivities, not government or industry forecasts.

Four-wheel BEV planning scenarios to 2031

18%, 32% and 48% annual growth from EVS active pool; not official forecasts.

Cautious4,347
Base7,614
HighBase case13,492

Source: EVS Guatemala decision-support model

Five-year EV planning scenarios

Cautious
Annual Growth Pct
18
Stock 2031
4,347
Interpretation
Affordability, warranty capture and used-import quality slow growth.
Base
Annual Growth Pct
32
Stock 2031
7,614
Interpretation
Model breadth and tax incentives sustain growth from a small base; EVS capacity case.
High
Annual Growth Pct
48
Stock 2031
13,492
Interpretation
Industry 2026 sales ambition persists; stress-capacity case, not an official forecast.

Source: EVS Guatemala decision-support model

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Charging infrastructure

The historic official snapshot recorded 35 points [mem_early]; AMEGUA reported 165 public chargers and 93% home charging by early 2026 [amegua_2025]. Porsche/Los Tres separately reports 26 stations, including three 120 kW units [porsche_charging]. Definitions and uptime are unaudited and not interchangeable.

Charging-infrastructure evidence

Historic points, current chargers, network stations and home share are different measures.

35
165
26
93
Early national charging points
Public chargers
Porsche/Los Tres network
Home-charging share

Source: EVS Guatemala decision-support model

Charging evidence and unknowns

Early national charging points
Value
35
Unit
points
Period
MEM early snapshot
Status
Primary historic snapshot [mem_early].
Public chargers
Value
165
Unit
chargers
Period
early 2026
Status
Industry-reported; uptime and connector count unavailable [amegua_2025].
Porsche/Los Tres network
Value
26
Unit
stations
Period
June 2025
Status
Subset including three 120 kW units [porsche_charging].
Home-charging share
Value
93
Unit
%
Period
early 2026
Status
Industry estimate; supports vehicle-side and home-installation referral workflows [amegua_2025].

Source: EVS Guatemala decision-support model

Parc age and service demand

No defensible average age or first-registration distribution for the BEV parc was located. The model therefore uses no invented age statistic. Analyse the SAT December 2025 register extract before parts, lifts or staffing decisions [sat_dec_2025].

Vehicle parc and service demand

Estimated four-wheel BEV stock
Value
~2,000
Unit
cars at end-2025
Implication
Usable planning anchor, but secure active VIN/fuel/platform/department data.
EVS active factor
Value
95%
Unit
assumption
Implication
Creates 1,900 planning vehicles.
2025 BEV car sales
Value
888
Unit
cars
Implication
Young cohort favors tyres, chassis, 12V, charging and warranty-safe evidence before deep repair.
Average parc age
Value
Unavailable
Unit
years
Implication
Do not invent; derive first registration/import year from SAT extract.
Motorcycles in total parc
Value
3,144,299
Unit
vehicles at 15 Dec 2025
Implication
Two-wheel service is a separate business case [parc_2025].

Source: EVS Guatemala decision-support model

Transparent TAM / SAM / SOM

EVS applies a 95% active factor to the 2,000-car estimate, then 1.25 paid events and GTQ2,000 ARO. SAM adds assumed 70% Guatemala City metro concentration and 50% independent reach. Current executable SOM remains zero.

Annual service-pool funnel

Current executable SOM is zero; post-gate pilot is a capacity target.

2,375
831
0
480
TAM
SAM
Current executable SOM
Post-gate pilot target

Source: EVS Guatemala decision-support model

Sizing assumptions

Estimated four-wheel BEV stock
Value
2,000
Unit
cars
Basis
AMEGUA end-2025 estimate.
Active/in-country factor
Value
95
Unit
%
Basis
EVS haircut pending active register extract.
Paid service events
Value
1.25
Unit
events/vehicle/year
Basis
EVS blended assumption.
Average repair order
Value
2,000
Unit
GTQ pre-VAT
Basis
EVS assumption; validate with paid jobs.
Guatemala City metro concentration
Value
70
Unit
%
Basis
EVS assumption pending department file.
Independent reach
Value
50
Unit
%
Basis
EVS assumption after warranty/platform constraints.

Source: EVS Guatemala decision-support model

TAM / SAM / SOM

TAM
Vehicles
1,900
Jobs Per Year
2,375
Revenue GTQ
4,750,000
Status
Active four-wheel BEV pool × 1.25 × GTQ2,000.
SAM
Vehicles
665
Jobs Per Year
831
Revenue GTQ
1,662,500
Status
TAM × 70% metro × 50% independent reach.
Current executable SOM
Vehicles
0
Jobs Per Year
0
Revenue GTQ
0
Status
Zero until all launch gates pass.
1 more row in the full report

Source: EVS Guatemala decision-support model

Customer and fleet segments

Priority is contracted importer/dealer overflow, corporate and last-mile fleets, insurers/bodyshops, used-EV evidence and commercial vans—not speculative walk-in retail.

Customer segments

Importer/dealer overflow
Need
PDI, campaigns, diagnostics and recovery under written boundaries.
Priority
1
Corporate/last-mile fleets
Need
Uptime SLA, mobile triage, tyres, brakes and charging faults.
Priority
1
Insurers/bodyshops
Need
Isolation, scan, SOH evidence and custody protocol.
Priority
1
Used-EV buyers/finance
Need
Pre-purchase, charging and battery evidence.
Priority
1
Retail owners
Need
Transparent multi-brand post-warranty service.
Priority
2

Source: EVS Guatemala decision-support model

Fleet segments

Last-mile/corporate
Entry Product
Mobile triage + uptime plan
Evidence Gate
Two anchors and at least 30 monthly jobs.
Commercial van fleets
Entry Product
Scheduled inspection + charger triage
Evidence Gate
Platform/VIN list and parts SLA [byd_t3].
Insurer/bodyshop
Entry Product
Isolation + evidence pack
Evidence Gate
Written liability/custody acceptance.
Rental/tourism
Entry Product
Rapid-turn inspection
Evidence Gate
Contracted volume before Antigua/airport route.

Source: EVS Guatemala decision-support model

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Brands and models

BYD officially lists Seagull, Yuan Pro and the T3 electric van and maintains local after-sales [byd_seagull] [byd_yuan] [byd_t3] [byd_after_sales]. No authoritative current registration table by BEV brand/model was found, so tooling follows verified VIN counts rather than popularity claims.

Leading H1 2026 four-wheel BEV brands

BEV/PHEV
Brand
BYD
Units
Share of H1 2026 BEVs (%)
Source
Official local models and after-sales; no authoritative registrations [byd_seagull] [byd_yuan] [byd_after_sales].
BEV
Brand
Tesla imports
Units
Share of H1 2026 BEVs (%)
Source
Private importer ecosystem evidence; not Tesla Inc. official [tesla_guatemala].
BEV/other
Brand
Other OEM and Chinese imports
Units
Share of H1 2026 BEVs (%)
Source
No authoritative brand/model registration table located; verify SAT VIN/platform mix.
HEV/PHEV/BEV
Brand
Mixed used imports
Units
Share of H1 2026 BEVs (%)
Source
Treat by VIN and powertrain, never infer from broad hybrid total.

Source: EVS Guatemala decision-support model

Priority models

BYD
Model
Seagull
Powertrain
BEV
Signal
Official local presence; city-car service and tyre/chassis demand [byd_seagull].
BYD
Model
Yuan Pro
Powertrain
BEV
Signal
Official local crossover; verify VIN concentration [byd_yuan].
BYD
Model
T3
Powertrain
BEV van
Signal
Fleet uptime opportunity; verify commercial parc and payload/lift requirements [byd_t3].
Tesla/private imports
Model
Model 3 / Model Y / other
Powertrain
BEV
Signal
Verify stock, software, parts and charge-port variants [tesla_guatemala].
Other brands
Model
Platform-led long tail
Powertrain
BEV/PHEV
Signal
Tool only after paid VIN count and service-data access.

Source: EVS Guatemala decision-support model

Competitive landscape

OEM channels retain warranty and software leverage. HVC2 is a direct independent HEV/PHEV/EV specialist, while PaAutos and Central Motores supply strong adjacent multi-site/specialist capability [hvc2] [paautos] [central_motores]. EVS must win on audited safety, insurer/fleet SLA and transparent evidence.

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Competitor map

BYD Guatemala
Type
OEM/dealer
Footprint
Official after-sales, parts and warranty
Threat
High
Response
Target overflow, fleets, insurers and post-warranty evidence.
HVC2
Type
Independent EV specialist
Footprint
Guatemala City; HEV/PHEV/EV and battery-service claims
Threat
High
Response
Field audit; differentiate on insurer/fleet SLAs, digital evidence and audited safety [hvc2].
3 more rows in the full report

Source: EVS Guatemala decision-support model

Priority regions

Guatemala City metro is the pilot hypothesis. Mixco–Villa Nueva should be integrated collection routes; Quetzaltenango, Escuintla and Antigua remain contract-first spokes. No second fixed site is justified without department-level active VINs and recurring demand.

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Priority regions

1
Region
Guatemala City metropolitan area
Rationale
Importer, insurer, fleet and specialist concentration hypothesis; validate by SAT department/VIN data.
Mode
Pilot hub
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Source: EVS Guatemala decision-support model

Consumer and business incentives

Decree 40-2022 established material vehicle, first-sale, first-registration and charging-equipment incentives [mem_law40] [congress_incentives]. Their time profile, category eligibility and business-activity scope require current SAT/MEM advice; no benefit is booked in pilot economics.

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Consumer incentives

Decree 40-2022 vehicle relief
Status
Import VAT, first-sale VAT and IPRIMA exemptions for eligible electric/hydrogen vehicles
Implication
Supports acquisition; confirm current percentage, phase and eligibility [mem_law40].
Circulation tax relief
Status
Time-limited and declining by model year
Implication
Obtain SAT transaction advice; do not assume permanent exemption [congress_incentives].
2 more rows in the full report

Source: EVS Guatemala decision-support model

Business incentives

Qualifying charging-service incentive
Status
Potential income-tax relief under Decree 40-2022
Action
Exclude from base case; obtain MEM/SAT ruling on entity, start date and qualifying activity [agn_law].
Assembly/production incentive
Status
Potential law benefit for qualifying activity
Action
Not relevant to pilot workshop unless written eligibility is obtained [agn_law].
2 more rows in the full report

Source: EVS Guatemala decision-support model

Tax and investment

The model is pre-VAT and pre-income tax. Obtain SAT/customs advice for services, parts, tools, charging activity and entity structure. No incentive is assumed.

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Tax and customs baseline

VAT on workshop services/parts
Rate
Current general treatment requires SAT advice
Treatment
Economics are pre-VAT; no EV workshop exemption assumed.
Corporate income tax
Rate
Entity/regime-dependent
Treatment
After-tax return excluded until entity and incentive eligibility opinion.
3 more rows in the full report

Source: EVS Guatemala decision-support model

Licensing, labour and workshop regulation

The launch file must cover mercantile/SAT registration, municipal land use and occupancy, MARN instrument and waste classification, fire, electrical supply, CNEE charging/connection, insurance, labour and custody. Business registration does not replace sector approvals [rm_business] [cnee_charge].

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Licensing path

Entity, mercantile enterprise and SAT registration
Evidence
Registro Mercantil and SAT completion [rm_business] [sat_company].
Gate
G1
Municipal land use, occupancy and workshop activity
Evidence
Written approvals for selected municipality and mobile work.
Gate
G2
3 more rows in the full report

Source: EVS Guatemala decision-support model

Labour and safety obligations

Employment, IGSS and payroll compliance
Owner
Country manager
Control
Local HR/legal sign-off and registrations.
OHS under AG 229-2014 and reforms
Owner
HSE lead
Control
Written risk plan for HV, lifts, tyres, refrigerants, chemicals and road tests [igss_sso].
3 more rows in the full report

Source: EVS Guatemala decision-support model

High-voltage safety

No nationwide public statutory EV-HV technician credential was located in the reviewed sources. Absence of a located licence is not permission: EVS requires role competence, observed assessment, two-person LOTO, prove-dead, quarantine, rescue and drills under the broader OHS framework [igss_sso].

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High-voltage controls

Orange-cable, exclusion, thermal-warning and emergency training
Standard
HV awareness
Proof
Training and drill record.
Two-person LOTO, OEM shutdown, prove-dead and key control
Standard
Authorised isolation
Proof
Platform-specific observed assessment.
Prohibited at launch except approved method and permit
Standard
Energised work
Proof
Technical-director sign-off.
Segregated area, monitoring and fire/insurer plan
Standard
Damaged-EV quarantine
Proof
Authority, fire and insurer acceptance.
Insulated rescue, first aid and fire-service interface
Standard
Rescue response
Proof
Quarterly drill.

Source: EVS Guatemala decision-support model

Battery and waste

MARN identifies hazardous waste, used lead-acid batteries, e-waste and contaminated used oils within controlled management frameworks [marn_hazardous]. Common-waste rules do not establish a route for lithium traction packs [marn_common]. Obtain written classification, storage, transport and authorised-receiver approval before custody.

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Battery and waste routes

Traction battery intact
Route
OEM/importer/authorised downstream with chain-of-custody proof.
Status
No pack opening at launch
Damaged or thermal-risk pack
Route
Written fire, insurer, carrier and authorised-receiver route before acceptance.
Status
Quarantine and emergency escalation
4 more rows in the full report

Source: EVS Guatemala decision-support model

Franchise and operating model

Use a company-controlled managed partner with one segregated bay, EVS SOPs, audit rights and digital evidence. No franchise award until six months of profitable and safe operation.

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Operating model

Market-entry vehicle
Recommendation
Company-controlled managed-partner pilot
Why
Tests a small verified pool without greenfield lease risk.
Site
Recommendation
One segregated bay plus quarantine
Why
Proportionate to stock and safety risk.
Brand
Recommendation
EVS standards, audit and digital evidence
Why
Creates scalable trust against capable incumbents.
Franchise
Recommendation
No award until six-month evidence
Why
Protects brand from denominator and compliance uncertainty.
Expansion
Recommendation
Mobile/collection routes before second site
Why
Reach Quetzaltenango/corridors with low fixed cost.

Source: EVS Guatemala decision-support model

Pilot economics

Base annual case: 480 jobs × GTQ2,200, 62% gross margin, GTQ480,000 operating cost and GTQ174,720 EBITDA. Simple payback on GTQ650,000 capex is 3.72 years. The cautious case loses money; current executable SOM remains zero.

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Annual pilot EBITDA scenarios (GTQ)

Nominal GTQ, pre-VAT, unlevered EVS assumptions.

Cautious-182,400
Base174,720
HighBase case505,920

Source: EVS Guatemala decision-support model

Annual pilot economics (GTQ)

Cautious
Jobs
240
Arwo GTQ
1,800
Revenue GTQ
432,000
Gross Margin Pct
55
Gross Profit GTQ
237,600
Opex GTQ
420,000
Ebitda GTQ
-182,400
Payback Years
2 more rows in the full report

Source: EVS Guatemala decision-support model

90-day pilot economics (GTQ)

Cautious
Jobs 90d
60
Revenue GTQ
108,000
Gross Profit GTQ
59,400
Opex GTQ
105,000
Ebitda GTQ
-45,600
2 more rows in the full report

Source: EVS Guatemala decision-support model

Risks and mitigations

The dominant risks are denominator error, OEM/HVC2 competition, HV/fire, parts/software access, unavailable lithium-battery downstream routes, incentive misunderstanding, FX/import cost and overstated metro concentration. Each has a stop gate.

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Risks and mitigations

Stock/definition error
Likelihood
High
Impact
High
Mitigation
Acquire active VIN, fuel, department and platform extract; keep motorcycles/hybrids separate.
OEM and HVC2 competition
Likelihood
High
Impact
High
Mitigation
Focus fleets, insurers, used-EV evidence and overflow; field-audit competitor claims.
HV/fire incident
Likelihood
Low
Impact
Severe
Mitigation
LOTO, quarantine, no pack opening and drills.
Parts/software access
Likelihood
Medium
Impact
High
Mitigation
Platform matrix and supplier SLA before acceptance.
Battery downstream route absent
Likelihood
Medium
Impact
Severe
Mitigation
Written MARN classification and receiver chain before custody.
Incentive misunderstanding
Likelihood
Medium
Impact
Medium
Mitigation
Pre-tax model without benefit; SAT/MEM opinion.
FX/import cost volatility
Likelihood
High
Impact
Medium
Mitigation
GTQ price review, deposits and landed-cost index.
Metro concentration overstated
Likelihood
Medium
Impact
Medium
Mitigation
Department-level registrations and contracts before site commitment.

Source: EVS Guatemala decision-support model

90-day entry plan

Front-load evidence, demand and compliance. Paid work starts only after supervised dry runs, an emergency drill and partner acceptance.

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90-day entry plan

0–15
Workstream
Evidence
Deliverable
SAT active VIN/fuel/department/platform/first-registration extract; BEV/PHEV and motorcycle separation.
6 more rows in the full report

Source: EVS Guatemala decision-support model

Explicit go / no-go gates

Every gate is open. Missing evidence means hold, not assumption. Failure of the 90-day economics threshold closes or redesigns the pilot.

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Go / no-go gates

G1 Evidence
Threshold
Active four-wheel BEV stock at least 1,700; PHEV separate; at least 70% platform/department mapping
Status
Open
Decision
No capex until passed.
5 more rows in the full report

Source: EVS Guatemala decision-support model

Methodology and limitations

Research accessed 10 August 2026. Primary and authoritative material was preferred; dated industry/secondary evidence is labelled. Facts and EVS assumptions are separated, incompatible populations remain visible and no unavailable statistic is invented.

Methodology

1 Scope
Method
Four-wheel BEV cars are core; motorcycles, HEVs and unresolved PHEVs remain separate.
2 Evidence
Method
Primary/authoritative first; dated industry/secondary evidence labelled where primary series were unavailable.
3 Reconcile
Method
Keep car stock, all-class registrations, motorcycles, hybrids, total parc and chargers distinct; never sum or average.
4 Size
Method
Estimated BEV stock × explicit active/event/ARO/concentration/reach assumptions.
5 Forecast
Method
Three EVS compound scenarios through 2031; no official-forecast claim.
6 Economics
Method
Pre-tax, pre-VAT, ungeared pilot contribution; GTQ650k capex; no incentive booked.
7 Decision
Method
Current executable SOM is zero until every gate is evidenced.

Source: EVS Guatemala decision-support model

Linked source register

The registry records publisher, publication date where available, access date, URL and use. Legal, tax, workshop, HV and battery obligations require local authority and counsel confirmation before execution.

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Final recommendation

CONDITIONAL GO to diligence and a capped one-bay Guatemala City pilot; NO-GO to standalone capex, opened-pack work or franchising today.

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