International partnerships

Mijo Export Program

MIJO works with importers, distributors and workshop networks on MIJO CNG kit, LPG and automotive-product requirements. Every discussion starts with the destination market, application and required documentation; an enquiry does not guarantee availability, compliance, commercial terms or delivery.

17+International markets supplied
South AmericaExisting export destinations
WorldwideNew enquiries reviewed destination by destination

Start with the destination market.

Product, vehicle, regulation and supply scope are then matched to it.

Market-specific scope

What an export programme can bring together.

The exact combination is agreed for each market; none of these items implies a blanket approval, territory or delivery commitment.

01 · Range

Product selection

Match systems and components to the intended vehicles, fuels and sales route.

02 · Application

Technical review

Clarify engines, vehicle categories, operating conditions and local fuel practices.

03 · Compliance

Document mapping

Identify which product, certificate or approval information is relevant to the stated purpose.

04 · Supply

Commercial planning

Define quantities, packaging, supply cadence and commercial terms after scope review.

05 · Workshop

Training requirements

Agree any product, installation or diagnostic training needed for the selected programme.

06 · Continuity

Spares & support

Plan the relevant spare-parts and after-sales coordination route for the programme.

Engagement process

Move from a market brief to a defined programme.

01

Share the market

Country, business profile, network and intended customer segment.

02

Study the range

Products, vehicles, fuel mix and documentation needs are reviewed together.

03

Define the scope

Commercial, supply, support and training requirements are documented.

04

Plan onboarding

The next steps are agreed only after the technical and business fit is clear.

Prepare the enquiry

The useful first brief is specific.

  • Destination country and intended sales territory
  • Company profile and present automotive activity
  • Product families and vehicle or application mix
  • Expected initial and ongoing quantities
  • Local standards, registration or tender requirements
  • Workshop, training and after-sales expectations
Send the market brief

Next step

Start with the market, not a generic price request.

Share the destination, business route, product interest and application so MIJO can begin with the right technical and commercial context.