Meiligao GPS Trackers

Keep legacy Meiligao hardware reporting

Keep your already-installed Meiligao VT and MVT trackers reporting by pointing them at Traxelio: the Meiligao brand was retired when Shenzhen Meiligao Electronics became Meitrack, but legacy units still speak the documented Meiligao protocol, so a device that reaches the endpoint keeps sending data.

Meiligao is a legacy GPS tracker brand, not a company you can still buy new hardware from. Shenzhen Meiligao Electronics rebranded as Meitrack Group, so the Meiligao name now lives on almost entirely in field hardware that is already installed and in the widely documented Meiligao protocol its VT and MVT trackers speak. That legacy footprint is large. Meiligao VT-series fleet units and GT-series personal trackers were sold across Eastern Europe, Africa, and Asia through the late 2000s and 2010s, and plenty of them are still bolted into vehicles and reporting over 2G today. Traxelio keeps that hardware alive: a Meiligao unit that still holds a GSM signal and reports over the documented protocol can point at the Traxelio endpoint and keep sending position, ignition, and I/O data without a hardware swap. Use this page to check whether the Meiligao devices already in your fleet can move their reporting to Traxelio, and to decide, model by model, which units are worth keeping and which are near the end of their 2G life.