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Automotive parts supply to Latin AmericaJapanese Pickup & Truck Parts Export to Latin America

Supply of pickup, SUV and light truck parts, batteries and tires from Thailand to importers in Latin America, with consolidated container shipping on FOB, CFR or CIF terms.

Supplied and shipped from Thailand to ports across Latin America. Parts not listed online can be sourced on request.

Main ports
Manzanillo (Mexico) · Cartagena · Buenaventura+5 more
Drive side
Varies by country
Languages
Spanish · Portuguese · English
Currencies
USD · MXN · COP · PEN · CLP+1 more
Order types
Wholesale · Fleet · Mixed container

Logistics

Shipping to Latin America

  1. ThailandConsolidation & export
  2. Laem ChabangUsual port of loading
  3. Sea freightLCL · FCL · mixed container
  4. 8 regional portsLatin America
  • Manzanillo (Mexico)
  • Cartagena
  • Buenaventura
  • Callao
  • Guayaquil
  • San Antonio
  • Valparaíso
  • Santos

Shipment types

LCL · FCL · Mixed container

Incoterms

FOB · CFR · CIF · FCA / EXW

Import requirements

Requirements vary by country and product. Confirm current rules with your clearing agent; see each country page.

How ordering works

Four Steps from List to Shipment

  1. Step 1: Upload or search

    Send a parts list, OEM numbers or vehicles — or search the catalogue.

  2. Step 2: Validate part numbers

    We match references and flag lines that need sourcing.

  3. Step 3: Quotation & availability

    Prices, availability, packing and Incoterm confirmed in the quote.

  4. Step 4: Consolidation & export

    Supplier lines consolidated, documented and shipped from Thailand.

RFQ for Latin America

Have a Parts List?

Upload your OEM numbers, quantities and destination. We review catalogue items and products not currently listed online together.

  • XLSX
  • CSV
  • PDF

Supplying Latin America: questions

Will parts for a Thai-built Hilux fit a Hilux sold in South America?

Many service parts are shared across the same generation and engine, but regional versions can differ. Provide the VIN, engine code or OEM part number and we will confirm fitment before quoting.

Can you prepare documents in Spanish?

Standard export documents are issued in English. If your customs broker requires translated documents or local-language labels, specify this in the RFQ so it can be reviewed before quotation.

Detailed Latin America market notesVehicle parc, fitment, ports and documentation in depth

Market characteristics

Latin America has a large and diverse vehicle parc, and one-ton pickups are central to agriculture, mining, construction and rural transport in many countries. The Toyota Hilux, Nissan Navara (sold as the Frontier in several markets), Mitsubishi Triton (L200), Ford Ranger and Isuzu D-Max are all present in the region, alongside light trucks from Japanese, Korean, Chinese, American and European manufacturers.

Vehicle sourcing varies by country. Some pickups sold in the region are built locally or in neighboring countries rather than in Thailand, so model variants, engines and part numbers can differ from Thai-built versions of the same nameplate. Matching by OEM number or engine code is therefore more reliable than matching by model name alone.

Traffic side

Mainland Latin America drives on the right, so vehicles are left-hand drive. Guyana and Suriname are exceptions and drive on the left. Drive-side independent parts such as filters, brake pads, bearings, belts and most engine components are the easiest to supply across markets. Steering racks, lamps, mirrors, wiper linkages and dashboard-related parts must be ordered in left-hand-drive versions for most of the region.

Relevant categories

Shipping and trade terms

Buyers typically import through major container ports such as Manzanillo in Mexico, Cartagena and Buenaventura in Colombia, Callao in Peru, Guayaquil in Ecuador, San Antonio and Valparaíso in Chile, and Santos in Brazil. We quote FOB, CFR, CIF, EXW or FCA, and can combine several product lines in one 20', 40' or 40' high-cube container via our mixed-container service.

Import licensing, labeling and technical requirements differ widely between countries in the region. Buyers should confirm current requirements with their customs broker, including any Spanish- or Portuguese-language labeling obligations, before placing an order.

Trade agreements

Thailand has a free trade agreement with Chile. Whether particular goods qualify for preferential treatment depends on origin rules and product classification, so buyers should confirm eligibility with their customs broker and request the relevant certificate of origin when asking for a quotation.

How to request a quote

Send your parts list, OEM numbers and target quantities through RFQ upload or the RFQ form. RFQs can be submitted in English.

Export supply to Latin America

Request a Quote for Latin America

Send your parts list, destination country and port. Quotations cover catalogue products and parts sourced on request.