Published on 2026-10-06
Chery, Haval, Great Wall, DFSK, Maxus, Cupra, Škoda, Dacia, EBRO, Omoda, Jaecoo… plus local models like the Chevrolet Onix, VW Gol, Fiat Cronos or Nissan Tsuru: ChatMecano now covers every make and model sold in Spanish-speaking countries, down to the Toyota Probox in Peru.
ChatMecano is widening its coverage again: the database now covers every brand sold in Spanish-speaking countries, from Mexico to Argentina, through Colombia, Chile, Peru and Spain. The Spanish-speaking automotive market is one of the most diverse in the world: global nameplates share the road with Chinese, Indian and Korean brands, commercial vehicles never sold in North America, and local models built specifically for these markets. With this update, you can decode the VIN from a photo on any of these vehicles and get its history, specs and parts compatibility, in your language.
Chinese, Indian and Korean brands across Latin America are now covered. Chery, Haval, Great Wall, DFSK, JMC, Maxus, Mahindra, SsangYong/KGM, Kaiyi, Exeed, Foton, Hino, Iveco, Daewoo, Lada and many others: these brands keep multiplying on the roads of Mexico, Colombia, Chile and Peru, yet few reliable diagnostic sources cover them. ChatMecano now identifies their models from a VIN photo, including the configurations sold specifically in Latin America, and explains their check engine codes with proper technical vocabulary for each make. See the OBD2 check engine AI analysis.
Local models from the major brands are covered too. The same nameplate often hides very different vehicles depending on the market: the Chevrolet Onix, Sail and Tracker, the VW Gol, Amarok and Nivus, the Fiat Cronos, Strada and Toro, the Renault Sandero and Alaskan, the Toyota Hilux and Fortuner, or the Nissan NP300, Tsuru and March. Take a photo of the VIN and the app instantly identifies the make, model, year, engine and exact configuration of the version sold in your country — essential for ordering the right part and following the right procedure.
In Spain, the newest arrivals are covered. Cupra, Škoda, Dacia, Lynk & Co, EBRO, Omoda, Jaecoo and Leapmotor join the coverage: from established European brands to the Chinese newcomers entering the Iberian market. The AI assistant answers with European technical vocabulary — check engine code analysis, VIN, particulate filters, EGR valves — and accounts for the specifics of the Spanish ITV on emissions systems.
Peru is now covered. The brands sold there join the database: Jinbei, Kenbo, Soueast, SWM, ZX Auto, Forland, King Long, Chana and Force, along with the country's most popular models like the Toyota Probox, Vitz and Passo, the Chevrolet Spark GT and the Sail 3. The Chinese brands already present across Latin America — Chery, Great Wall, JAC, Changan, Foton — are also very common in Peru, and all of them are now recognized by the app.
Pricing stays simple: in Mexico, everything is displayed in Mexican pesos (MXN) — the OBD2 connector is available at 1899 MXN for a limited time, a one-time purchase with no subscription and no automatic renewal, with free shipping in Mexico. In other Spanish-speaking countries, prices are displayed in US dollars (USD), with the monthly subscription at 9.95 USD per user. In every case, you can try the assistant for free, no credit card required, right from your phone. To learn more, read the article on availability in all Spanish-speaking countries and the complete AI-for-mechanics guide.
Whatever the vehicle — a subcompact, a Chinese light truck, a local pickup or a Spanish city car? Try ChatMecano for free today, or go straight to the OBD2 connector for AI analysis of check engine codes directly in the vehicle.
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