Kia Genuine OEM Parts — Catalog & Prices for South America

Kia original parts diagrams for the South America market

This page of 7zap is an online Kia original spare parts catalog tailored to South America. The list above shows the available Kia model series and their generations with production years for this regional specification, so you can quickly move from the correct vehicle to the exact assembly diagram and OEM part number.

Choosing the right Kia South America catalog matters because equipment and configurations can vary by market: engine and emissions versions, lighting and safety equipment, trim levels, and option packages. In South America, cars are often used in a mix of dense city traffic, long highway distances, and varied road quality, so selecting parts by the correct regional configuration helps avoid mismatches.

Model range covered on this Kia South America page

The generations shown above cover several common Kia segments for the region. For example, you will find compact passenger cars like Rio DC (2000 - 2005) and Spectra 2nd Generation (2003 - 2006), as well as family and utility models such as the MPV Sedona UP/GQ (2001 - 2005) and the SUV Sorento BL (2002 - 2006). Use these examples to confirm you are opening the correct catalog branch before drilling down into assemblies.

• Passenger cars: helpful for typical wear parts (brakes, suspension, filters) and body/interior components.
• MPV / family vehicles: useful for sliding door hardware, interior trim, cooling, and electrical groups.
• SUVs: often require careful matching of drivetrain, chassis, and body parts by exact specification.

How to use the catalog

1. Confirm you are on the Kia catalog for South America (this page is already filtered to this market).
2. In the list above, select the required series (for example: Rio, Spectra, Sedona, or Sorento).
3. Choose the matching generation and production years, such as Sorento BL (2002 - 2006) or Sedona UP/GQ (2001 - 2005).
4. Open the needed assembly group: engine, transmission, cooling, suspension, brakes, body panels, interior, or electrical equipment.
5. Use the parts diagram to locate the component and read its OEM part number in the list linked to the illustration.
6. Search or cross-check by that OEM number when ordering, and verify notes/remarks to match the correct variant.
7. If the vehicle has options that are hard to identify visually, refine the selection with a VIN-based search for the exact configuration.

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 SOUTH AND AMERICA-specific equipment like regional specifications, market-specific components, and local certification requirements. Use the VIN lookup 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 universal VIN search 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 SOUTH AND AMERICA.

Typical Kia series for South America: what users often look up

For many owners and workshops, Rio and Spectra are common choices for maintenance items and body/electrical components, while Sorento is frequently checked for chassis and drivetrain parts. Sedona is often referenced for family-vehicle body hardware and interior-related assemblies. In all cases, matching the correct generation and years shown above is the quickest path to accurate OEM part numbers.

Open your Kia series from the list above, navigate to the relevant diagram, and use the OEM part numbers to identify the exact original spare parts for the South America specification.