leagend seeks global automotive aftermarket partners at Automechanika Frankfurt 2026

leagend used Automechanika Frankfurt 2026 to pitch new distribution, OEM, private-label and strategic partnerships across the global automotive aftermarket. The company highlighted battery-testing, monitoring and supercapacitor jump-start technologies as it looks to expand its reach with distributors, workshops and other industry buyers.

Why it matters: - leagend is using a major European trade show to push beyond product sales and build longer-term channel, OEM and private-label relationships. - The move targets automotive aftermarket buyers looking for differentiated tools and battery technologies that can support maintenance, diagnostics and vehicle starting.

What happened: - leagend presented its automotive technology portfolio at Automechanika Frankfurt 2026 in Frankfurt, Germany, from September 8-12, 2026. - The company met with distributors, importers, workshops, retailers, service providers and other industry professionals. - leagend said it is looking for distribution, OEM, private-label and strategic partnership opportunities worldwide. - Business development manager Andre Josh said the company wants to connect with automotive partners and explore new opportunities across global aftermarket markets.

The details: - leagend said it has more than 20 years of experience in automotive battery technology and product development. - The company’s portfolio includes battery testing, battery monitoring, battery charging, vehicle diagnostics, thermal imaging and starting solutions. - The leagend JS Series includes the JS200, JS300, JS400 and JS600 supercapacitor jump starters. - leagend said the JS Series is designed for permanent installation on a vehicle rather than storage as a portable lithium-battery starter. - The JS Series charges from the vehicle battery and provides automatic starting assistance when extra cranking power is needed. - leagend said the series combines starting assistance with intelligent monitoring, battery life extension, AI self-learning technologies and automatic operation. - The wider portfolio includes the BM2, BM6 and BM7 battery monitors, the BA4000 and BA2000 battery testers, the BC531 smart battery charger, OBD II diagnostic tools and thermal imaging solutions. - leagend said it supports partners with product design, electronics development, software, hardware integration and manufacturing. - The company reported that about 40% of its workforce is in R&D and technical roles. - leagend said R&D investment is around 30% of annual revenue. - The company’s partner program covers distribution, retail, OEM, private-label development and broader strategic collaboration. - leagend invited visitors to Hall 10.1, Booth B30B at Automechanika Frankfurt 2026. - The company listed business inquiry contacts as europe@leagend.com, northamerica@leagend.com and info@leagend.com.

Between the lines: - leagend is positioning itself as more than a component supplier by emphasizing engineering, manufacturing and customization capabilities. - The pitch suggests the company wants to win local-market partners that can help turn its battery and diagnostic products into broader aftermarket programs. - The focus on supercapacitor jump starters signals a push to differentiate from conventional lithium-battery portable starters.

What's next: - leagend will continue pursuing distributors, OEMs, private-label customers and strategic partners after the Frankfurt show. - The company is likely to use its trade-show meetings to convert product interest into channel agreements and co-development discussions. - leagend said its longer-term plan is to translate market needs into practical automotive technology solutions for customers worldwide.