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In a significant move to reinforce its commitment to international growth and dealer support, Robin Power recently concluded a successful multi-country tour across Latin America. The Managing Director of Robin Power visited key distribution partners in Brazil, Argentina, and Ecuador, meeting with local teams, reviewing market strategies, and reaffirming the company’s dedication to delivering world-class power solutions.
Starting in São Paulo, Brazil—the largest market in Latin America for small engine applications—the Managing Director met with long-standing Robin Power dealers to discuss expanding product availability and after-sales service networks. Brazilian partners expressed strong enthusiasm for the latest lineup of Robin gasoline engines, praised for their fuel efficiency, compact design, and durability in demanding tropical conditions.
Next, the delegation traveled to Buenos Aires, Argentina, where discussions centered on training programs and technical support for servicing Robin engines. Local dealers highlighted increasing demand for lightweight, low-emission power units—precisely the strengths of the modern Robin Power portfolio.
While visiting the dealer, our local partner also invited the local television channel to broadcast this interview to the local customers.
“Our Argentine partners understand the value of reliability,” noted the Managing Director. “When farmers or contractors choose a Robin engine, they’re choosing decades of Japanese engineering excellence.”
The tour concluded in Quito, Ecuador, where new dealership agreements were finalized to enhance distribution in the Andean region. With its diverse terrain—from coastal plains to high-altitude farms—Ecuador presents unique challenges that Robin Power’s versatile gasoline engines are uniquely equipped to handle.
Dealers showcased live demonstrations of equipment powered by Robin engines, including portable welders, pressure washers, and agricultural sprayers. Feedback from end-users was overwhelmingly positive, particularly regarding ease of maintenance and consistent performance at elevation.
