Chevrolet Genuine Parts — OEM Catalog & Prices for Africa

Original Chevrolet parts for Africa: diagrams, OEM numbers and VIN search

This page is an online catalog of original Chevrolet spare parts tailored to the Africa region. Above, you will find the full list of Chevrolet series and generations supplied or commonly used across African markets. The catalog lets you browse factory diagrams, identify assemblies and subassemblies, and read OEM part numbers to order genuine parts or verify compatibility.

Because vehicle specifications vary by market, this Africa catalog reflects regional configurations: engines aligned to local fuel quality, emissions packages, cooling and suspension options for hot climates and mixed road conditions, and market-specific lighting or safety equipment. Selecting parts by the correct region helps avoid mismatches that may occur when using catalogs for other markets.

Model coverage in Africa — highlights from the list above

The range spans everyday city cars, workhorse pickups and full-size SUVs, as well as MPVs and performance models. Vehicles produced as early as 1953 and up to 2025 are represented on this page. Examples:

• Compacts and sedans: Spark — Spark M400 (2016 - 2022), Spark M300 (2010 - 2023), Spark M200 (2005 - 2019); Aveo — Aveo T310 (2024 - 2025), Aveo T250 (2006 - 2020), Aveo T200 (2003 - 2011); Cruze — Cruze J400 (2016 - 2019), Cruze J300 (2009 - 2018); Astra — Astra G (1999 - 2011); Malibu — Malibu V400 (2016 - 2025).
• SUVs and crossovers: Captiva — Captiva CN202S (2020 - 2025), Captiva C100 (2007 - 2018); Equinox 3rd Generation (2018 - 2024); Trax 2nd Generation (2024 - 2025); TrailBlazer GMT31XX (2013 - 2025).
• Pickups and body-on-frame models: Colorado 1st Generation (2004 - 2025); S10 Pickup 2nd Generation (1994 - 2011); Silverado GMT K2XX (2014 - 2019); Tahoe 4th Generation (2015 - 2020); Suburban GMTK2YC/G (2015 - 2021).
• Vans, MPVs and small business vehicles: Express 1500/2500/3500 GMT600 (1996 - 2025); N300 (2010 - 2025); N400 (2020 - 2025); Orlando J309 1st Generation (2011 - 2018); Rezzo U100 (2000 - 2008).
• Performance and long-running nameplates: Camaro 6th Generation (2016 - 2024); Corvette C6 (2005 - 2013); Caprice 8th Generation (2007 - 2017); Kadett (1989 - 1998).

How to use the catalog

1. Confirm you are on the Africa page. This section is already filtered for the Africa region, which is important for correct part numbers and equipment.
2. From the list of series and generations above, select the required series (for example, Spark, Aveo, Captiva, Colorado, Tahoe).
3. Choose the exact generation and production years shown in the list (for example, Aveo T250, 2006 - 2020; TrailBlazer GMT31XX, 2013 - 2025) that match your vehicle.
4. Open the relevant group of assemblies: engine, fuel system, transmission, suspension, brakes, body, interior, electrical, climate system, etc.
5. Use the exploded diagram to locate the component and read its OEM number in the accompanying parts list.
6. Copy the OEM part number to order a genuine Chevrolet part, check supersessions, or verify compatibility with other vehicles from the Africa range.
7. If the vehicle configuration is unclear, perform a VIN-based search to filter the catalog to the exact engine, transmission and equipment.

VIN and part-number search

For the most precise selection, decode the vehicle identification number to reveal your CHEVROLET's exact configuration — series, engine, transmission, and AFRICA-specific equipment like regional specifications, varied road conditions, climate-adapted components, and local market standards. Use the CHEVROLET VIN lookup tool to open a catalog filtered to your build. If you maintain multiple brands or need to identify a vehicle with unclear history, the cross-brand VIN decoder 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 AFRICA.

Why the Africa catalog matters

Vehicles in Africa often combine dense city usage with long intercity distances, varied road quality and hot or dusty environments. This affects parts such as filtration, cooling, suspension and lighting. For instance, Captiva CN202S (2020 - 2025) and TrailBlazer GMT31XX (2013 - 2025) may require region-specific cooling and underbody parts; Colorado 1st Generation (2004 - 2025) and Silverado GMT K2XX (2014 - 2019) can differ in axle, brake or towing equipment compared with other regions. Using the Africa-focused catalog helps ensure the selected OEM numbers match local specifications.

Popular choices in African markets

• City and fleet cars: Spark M300/M400 and Aveo T250/T310 for everyday commuting and taxi fleets.
• Family and business crossovers: Captiva C100/CN202S and Equinox 3rd Generation for mixed city/highway use.
• Work pickups and vans: Colorado 1st Generation, S10 Pickup 2nd Generation, Express GMT600, N300/N400 for cargo and small business needs.
• Long-distance and utility SUVs: Tahoe 4th Generation and Suburban GMTK2YC/G for load carrying and towing.

Start by selecting your model and generation from the list above, open the diagrams, and note the OEM numbers for the parts you need. Use VIN decoding when in doubt, and rely on the Africa catalog to reflect real local configurations. This ensures accurate identification of original Chevrolet spare parts for maintenance and repair across the region.