Kia Genuine OEM Parts — Catalog & Prices for Canada

Original Kia parts catalog for the Canadian market

This page of 7zap is an online catalog of original Kia spare parts for vehicles supplied to Canada. The model and configuration range is aligned with Canadian specifications, so when you open parts diagrams and look up OEM part numbers, you are working in the correct regional context for equipment, options, and compliance differences that can affect part fitment.

Use the series and generation list shown above to navigate from your Kia model to the exact production period. Inside each generation you can open exploded-view diagrams for assemblies (engine and cooling, transmission and driveline, suspension and brakes, body and trim, lighting, electrical) and read the original part numbers needed for accurate ordering and compatibility checks.

Series and generations available for Kia Canada

The Canadian Kia lineup on this page covers multiple vehicle types—from compact cars to crossovers, minivans, and EVs. A few examples from the list above include:

• Passenger cars: Forte (Forte BD 2018 - 2024; Forte TD 2009 - 2013), Rio (Rio YB/SC/FB/UC 2017 - 2023; Rio JB 2005 - 2011), and K5 (K5 DL3 2020 - 2023).
• Sedans and premium models: Optima (Optima JF 2015 - 2020), Cadenza (Cadenza VG 2013 - 2016), and K900 (K900 KH 2014 - 2017).
• SUVs and crossovers popular in Canada: Sportage (Sportage NQ5 2022 - 2024; Sportage QL 2016 - 2021), Sorento (Sorento MQ4 2020 - 2024; Sorento BL 2002 - 2008), Seltos (Seltos SP2 2019 - 2023; Seltos SP2 Facelift 2023 - 2024), and Telluride (Telluride ON 2019 - 2024).
• MPVs and family vehicles: Sedona (Sedona YP 2014 - 2020) and Carnival (Carnival KA4 2021 - 2024).
• Electrified models: Niro (Niro SG2 2022 - 2024; Niro DE 2016 - 2022) and EV range including EV6 (EV6 CV 2021 - 2024) and EV9 (EV9 MV 2023 - 2024).

Because this is the Canada region, using the correct regional catalog helps avoid mismatches related to lighting packages, emissions and diagnostics variations, safety equipment, or market-specific trims—details that matter when selecting original spare parts by diagram and OEM number.

How to use the catalog

1. Confirm you are on the Kia catalog for Canada (this page is already filtered for the Canadian market).
2. In the list above, choose your Kia series (for example, Sportage, Sorento, Forte, Rio, or Telluride).
3. Select the matching generation and production years shown (for example, Sportage NQ5 2022 - 2024 or Sorento UM 2015 - 2020).
4. Open the required group of assemblies (engine, cooling, transmission, suspension, brakes, body, interior, electrical).
5. Use the parts diagram to locate the component and then read its OEM part number from the accompanying parts list.
6. Search and verify by OEM part number when ordering, and compare notes such as applicability or production split by year/generation.
7. If you need maximum accuracy for configuration-dependent parts, refine selection with VIN-based search.

Find Kia parts by VIN or by part number

For the most precise selection, decode the vehicle identification number to reveal your KIA's exact configuration — series, engine, transmission, and CANADA-specific equipment like Transport Canada standards, bilingual documentation, winter-rated components, and North American specifications. Use the VIN decoder for KIA 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 CANADA.

• Decode Kia VIN and open the parts catalog
• Universal VIN decoder on 7zap (multiple brands)

Common Kia choices in Canada and what it means for parts selection

In Canada, many vehicles see mixed city/highway driving, long-distance trips, and seasonal temperature swings. That makes correct selection important for wear items and service parts such as brakes, suspension components, cooling system parts, and electrical/charging components (especially for hybrids and EVs like Niro SG2 2022 - 2024 or EV6 CV 2021 - 2024). For SUVs and family vehicles—Sportage, Sorento, Seltos, Telluride, Sedona, and Carnival—body, interior, and driveline parts are often configuration-specific, so choosing the exact generation and years from the list above is essential.

Select your Kia series and generation from the list above to open original parts diagrams, confirm OEM part numbers, and build an accurate parts list for your vehicle in the Canada region.