Chevrolet Genuine Parts — OEM Catalog & Prices for USA

Original Chevrolet parts for the USA market — diagrams, OEM numbers and VIN-based selection

This page is the original spare parts catalog for Chevrolet vehicles supplied to the USA. The model range, equipment and part numbers correspond to U.S.-market specifications, helping you choose the right components for daily commuting, long interstate trips, heavy towing, and varied American climates and road conditions. Above, you will find a complete list of series and generations with production years; use it to navigate to assemblies, factory diagrams and OEM references.

The catalog reflects the breadth of Chevrolet in the USA — from classics to the latest EVs. It covers vehicles from 1953 up to 2026, with market-specific differences such as emissions packages, diagnostics, lighting, safety equipment and towing/cooling options taken into account.

Model coverage highlights for the USA

• Pickups and body-on-frame SUVs: Silverado GMT T1XX (2019 - 2025), Silverado GMT K2XX (2014 - 2019) and Silverado GMT800 (1999 - 2007); Tahoe 5th Generation (2021 - 2025) and 4th Generation (2015 - 2020); Suburban GMTK2YC/G (2015 - 2021); Colorado 3rd Generation (2023 - 2025) and 2nd Generation (2015 - 2022); classic C/K 1500/2500/3500 4th Generation (1992 - 2002).
• Crossovers and family vehicles: Equinox 3rd Generation (2018 - 2024) alongside Equinox EV (2024 - 2025); Traverse 3rd Generation (2024 - 2025) and 2nd Generation (2010 - 2023); TrailBlazer GMT360 (2002 - 2009).
• Passenger cars: Impala 12th Generation (2014 - 2020); Malibu V400 (2016 - 2025) and Malibu V300 (2012 - 2016); Cruze J400 (2016 - 2019); compacts Aveo T300 (2012 - 2019), Sonic T300 (2012 - 2020) and Spark M400 (2016 - 2022).
• Performance: Camaro 6th Generation (2016 - 2024) and 5th Generation (2010 - 2015); Corvette C8 (2020 - 2025) and C7 (2014 - 2019).
• Vans, MPVs and work vehicles: Express 1500/2500/3500 GMT610 Facelift (2008 - 2021) and GMT600 (1996 - 2025); Astro 1st/2nd Generations (1985 - 2005); P20/P30 Van 2nd Generation Facelift (1985 - 1999); Kodiak C5500–C8500 GMT560 3rd Generation (2003 - 2009).
• Electrified models: Bolt EV (2017 - 2023); Volt 2nd Generation (2016 - 2019) and 1st Generation (2011 - 2015); Blazer EV (2024 - 2025).

Using the USA catalog matters because trims, emissions calibrations, OBD-II readiness, lighting (SAE/DOT), safety systems and towing/cooling packages often differ from other regions. Selecting parts within this page ensures you view diagrams and OEM numbers valid for U.S.-spec configurations.

How to use the catalog

1. Confirm you are on the Chevrolet USA page — the list above is already filtered for the USA region.
2. Choose the needed series from the list above (for example, Silverado, Tahoe, Equinox, Impala, Camaro, Express).
3. Select the exact generation and production years that match your vehicle, such as “Silverado GMT K2XX (2014 - 2019)” or “Impala 12th Generation (2014 - 2020)”.
4. Open the relevant group of assemblies (engine, transmission, front/rear axle, suspension, brakes, body, interior, HVAC, electrical, etc.).
5. Navigate the factory diagram, locate the component and read its OEM part number in the parts list. The catalog also shows related parts and fasteners where applicable.
6. Use the OEM number to order the part or to verify compatibility and supersessions across year breaks and trim packages.
7. If you are unsure about options or production changes, decode the VIN to filter the catalog to your exact configuration and get precise results.

VIN decoding 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 USA-specific equipment like EPA/CARB emissions, SAE lighting, DOT safety equipment, and Federal/California-spec components. Use the check CHEVROLET VIN here 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 tool 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 USA.

Popular in the USA

• Full-size trucks and SUVs for towing and long-distance travel: Silverado (all generations listed above), Tahoe 5th/4th Generation, Suburban GMTK2YC/G.
• Family crossovers for mixed city/highway use: Equinox 3rd Generation and Traverse 2nd/3rd Generation.
• Work vans and fleet vehicles: Express GMT600/GMT610 and Astro 1st/2nd Generations.
• Performance icons: Camaro 6th/5th Generation and Corvette C8/C7.
• Efficient urban cars and EVs: Spark M400, Sonic T300, Cruze J400, Bolt EV and Volt.

Open the series and generation above, explore the original Chevrolet parts diagrams, read OEM numbers and finalize your selection. For the most precise match to U.S.-market vehicles, decode the VIN and proceed with confident ordering.