leagend expands battery testers and auto electronics push in South America

leagend is broadening its professional battery tester and automotive electronics business across South America, with Brazil and Argentina as priority markets. The move leans on more than 20 years of battery technology experience and targets distributors, workshops, fleet operators and automotive brands seeking higher-precision service tools.

Why it matters: - South America’s automotive aftermarket is handling more vehicle types, battery chemistries and electrical applications, raising demand for professional testers that can deliver accurate results across more service scenarios. - leagend’s expansion gives regional partners a broader source of battery testers, monitoring tools, chargers and diagnostic products from one manufacturer. - The push could help battery distributors, workshops and fleet service businesses add new capabilities without building out multiple supplier relationships.

What happened: - leagend expanded its professional battery tester business across South America, with Brazil and Argentina identified as priority markets. - The company is targeting distributors, service businesses and automotive brands in the region. - leagend said the expansion is built on more than two decades of battery technology, testing algorithms and automotive electronics experience. - The company is presenting its established product portfolio to South American partners.

The details: - leagend’s professional battery tester line covers 6V, 12V and 24V applications. - The range is designed for professional battery service, including battery condition checks, replacement decisions and maintenance support. - Selected models also test vehicle starting and charging systems. - leagend BA4000 is the company’s most comprehensive professional battery tester. - BA4000 is designed for 6V, 12V and 24V lead-acid engine-starting batteries. - BA4000 covers passenger cars, motorcycles, trucks and boats. - BA4000 also supports 12V and 24V starting and charging system testing. - BA4000 stores historical test information and voltage curves for later review. - BA4000 includes a built-in thermal printer for documenting battery, starting system and charging system results at the point of service. - BA4000 includes Portuguese and Spanish interfaces for South American users. - leagend said documented results can improve communication with customers and support service records and warranty assessment. - leagend BA640 covers 6V, 12V and 24V lead-acid batteries with a color-screen platform. - leagend BA2000 focuses on professional 12V and 24V applications where integrated result printing is useful. - leagend BA106 supports 12V lead-acid and LiFePO4 engine-starting batteries. - leagend’s broader portfolio includes battery testers, battery monitoring, battery chargers, OBD II diagnostic tools, thermal imaging technology and SuperCap jump starters. - leagend BM6 supports 12V lead-acid and LiFePO4 engine-starting batteries. - leagend BM7 covers 6V, 12V and 24V lead-acid and lithium battery applications across cars, motorcycles, trucks and boats. - leagend BMS100 adds 4G connectivity for remote access beyond local Bluetooth range. - leagend’s chargers use 8-stage intelligent charging technology, and selected products combine charging, testing, monitoring and unattended operation. - leagend’s OBD II tools support fault detection, operating-data access and troubleshooting. - leagend’s thermal imaging products provide visual temperature information for automotive, electrical and mechanical inspection. - leagend SuperCap jump starters use battery-free supercapacitor energy storage and are designed for permanent installation in the vehicle. - The SuperCap line includes Forced Start Mode and AI Self-Learning Mode. - leagend JS200 and JS300 are aimed at mainstream 12V passenger vehicles and SUVs. - leagend JS400 is built for higher-load 12V applications. - leagend JS600 is designed for 24V trucks, buses and other commercial vehicles. - Founded in 2005, leagend has built its business around independent product development, battery technology and automotive electronics. - Technical personnel make up about 40% of the company’s workforce. - Investment in technology and R&D accounts for about 30% of annual revenue. - leagend said it has served more than 1,000 professional customers worldwide. - The company has product-development, quality-management, manufacturing, service and delivery capabilities for international markets.

Between the lines: - The expansion is not just about selling more testers. leagend is positioning battery testers as the entry point to a wider relationship around charging, monitoring, diagnostics and starting technology. - The portfolio breadth gives distributors a path to expand category by category as customer demand grows. - leagend’s in-house engineering and manufacturing structure supports OEM, ODM, private-label and customized development, which matters for brands that want differentiated products rather than off-the-shelf supply. - The South America move fits a broader shift in the aftermarket toward technology partnerships, not just product sourcing.

What's next: - leagend is continuing to build cooperation across South America with distributors and importers, battery and auto-parts specialists, workshop-equipment suppliers, professional service organizations, fleet businesses, automotive brands and OEM or private-label partners. - The company says future cooperation can expand from battery testers into battery monitoring, intelligent charging, OBD II diagnostics, thermal imaging and SuperCap starting technology. - leagend is offering OEM, ODM, private-label and customized development for partners seeking market-specific products. - For business inquiries, leagend directs partners to info@leagend.com.