Shop Cadillac Genuine OEM Parts — Catalog for Asia

Original Cadillac parts and diagrams for the Asian market

This page is an online catalog of original Cadillac spare parts for the Asia region. The complete list of series and generations with production years is shown above and reflects vehicles officially supplied to Asia. Using this catalog you can browse factory parts diagrams, identify assemblies and components, read OEM part numbers and select parts by model, generation and year, or refine everything by VIN to match the exact vehicle configuration.

Regional specification matters. Cadillac vehicles for Asia may differ in engines, emissions settings, lighting, safety equipment and trim. This catalog is already filtered for Asia, helping you avoid mismatches and find the correct parts for local conditions such as dense city traffic, mixed road quality, hot or humid climates in some areas and colder seasons in others.

Model coverage and examples from the list above

The Asian lineup includes modern sedans such as the CT4 (2020 - 2025) and CT5 (2020 - 2025), along with the CT6 1st Generation (2016 - 2020) and several iterations of the CTS, including CTS 3rd Generation (2014 - 2019) and CTS 2nd Generation (2005 - 2014). Popular compact and executive choices like ATS (2013 - 2019) and XTS (2013 - 2019) are also present. A regional highlight is the SLS (2007 - 2009), while the STS (2005 - 2011) and Seville 5th Generation (1998 - 2004) cover earlier premium sedans.

Crossovers and SUVs, essential for mixed urban/highway use in Asia, are well represented: XT4 (2019 - 2025), XT5 (2017 - 2025) and XT6 (2020 - 2025). The Escalade family spans multiple generations—Escalade 5th Generation (2021 - 2025), Escalade 4th Generation (2015 - 2020) and Escalade 3rd Generation (2007 - 2014)—supporting both recent and earlier fleets. The SRX 2nd Generation (2010 - 2016) and SRX 1st Generation (2004 - 2009) remain common in the used market, and the electric Lyriq (2023 - 2025) is included for new EV-specific parts.

For classic and special-purpose vehicles, the catalog also covers Eldorado 11th Generation (1992 - 2002), Deville 11th Generation (1998 - 2005), Allante (1987 - 1993), Fleetwood Brougham D-Body (1993 - 1996), Brougham (1987 - 1992) and XLR (2004 - 2009). Professional vehicles such as Commercial Chassis (1976 - 1985), Funeral Coach (1985 - 1993) and Hearse/Limousine (1997 - 2005) are included, with diagrams and OEM references for body and trim parts specific to their conversion layouts.

How to use the catalog

1. Confirm you are on the Asia region page. The diagrams and part numbers here are tailored for Cadillac vehicles supplied to Asia.
2. In the list above, select the required series (for example, XT5, CT5, Escalade or ATS).
3. Choose the exact generation and production years that match your vehicle, such as CTS 3rd Generation (2014 - 2019) or Escalade 5th Generation (2021 - 2025).
4. Open the needed group of assemblies: engine, transmission, suspension, steering, brakes, body, interior, electrical, climate control and others.
5. Locate the part on the exploded diagram and read its OEM number in the parts table. Pay attention to notes about engine codes, drivetrain or trim where applicable.
6. Use the OEM part number to order parts or cross-check compatibility with suppliers. If multiple options are shown, compare by VIN or option codes.
7. When in doubt, run a VIN-based search to filter the catalog down to the exact vehicle configuration, including market-specific options for Asia.

VIN and part-number search

For the most precise selection, decode the vehicle identification number to reveal your CADILLAC's exact configuration — series, engine, transmission, and ASIA-specific equipment like Asian market specifications, regional standards, varied drive configurations (RHD/LHD), and local certification requirements. Use the decode your CADILLAC VIN to open a catalog filtered to your build. If you maintain multiple brands or need to identify a vehicle with unclear history, the VIN decoder for any vehicle helps with any car or truck. You can also search directly by OEM part number to verify applicability across engines, trims, and model years in ASIA.

Popular choices and regional specifics in Asia

• City-focused sedans and crossovers—CT4 (2020 - 2025), CT5 (2020 - 2025), XT4 (2019 - 2025)—benefit from region-appropriate braking, cooling and HVAC components.
• Family and business travel—XT5 (2017 - 2025) and XT6 (2020 - 2025)—often require suspension, electrical and infotainment parts that differ by trim and safety equipment fitted for Asia.
• Large SUVs like Escalade 5th Generation (2021 - 2025) feature market-specific lighting, driver-assistance and emission-related components; the catalog captures these differences.
• Older fleets—XTS (2013 - 2019), SRX 2nd Generation (2010 - 2016), Seville 5th Generation (1998 - 2004)—are fully supported with diagrams for maintenance, body repairs and interior restoration.

Get started

Use the list of Cadillac series and generations above, pick the exact production years, and open the assemblies to browse original diagrams and OEM part numbers. Because this is the Asia catalog, you will see the specifications and options relevant to this region, which helps ensure the right fit the first time—whether you are servicing a Lyriq (2023 - 2025), selecting trim for an XT5 (2017 - 2025), or restoring a classic Eldorado (1992 - 2002).