Buy Volkswagen Genuine OEM Parts Online — ETKA Catalog for Brazil

Original Volkswagen parts for vehicles supplied to Brazil

This page provides an online catalog of original Volkswagen spare parts tailored to vehicles sold and serviced in Brazil. The complete list of model series and generations with production years is shown above; from there you can open detailed parts diagrams, explore assembly groups, and read OEM part numbers exactly as used by Volkswagen.

Brazil-specific configurations matter: engines and emissions calibrations, flex-fuel options, suspension packages for mixed urban/highway and rougher roads, as well as market-specific lighting, safety and trim can differ from other regions. Using the Brazil catalog helps you select components that match local specifications and production changes for Brazilian-market Volkswagens.

Model coverage highlights

The catalog spans compact hatchbacks, sedans, crossovers and SUVs, pickups, vans and even recent EVs distributed in Brazil. Examples from the list above include:

• Compact hatchbacks and city cars: Gol G7 (Typ 5U) 2017 - 2023, Gol G6 (Typ 5U) 2013 - 2016, Gol G2 (Typ 5X) 1994 - 2003; Fox EU 5Z 2th Facelift 2015 - 2022; up! (Type 12/BL) Facelift 2018 - 2021; Golf A7 (Typ 5G) 2012 - 2021.
• Sedans and notchbacks: Voyage G5 (Typ 5U) 2th Facelift 2017 - 2023, Virtus 2018 - 2025, Jetta A7 2018 - 2025.
• Crossovers and SUVs: T-Cross (Type D3) 2020 - 2025, Taos (Type CL) 2021 - 2025, Tiguan Allspace BW 2017 - 2025; plus Touareg 7L 2003 - 2007 through Touareg 7P Facelift 2013 - 2018.
• Pickups and vans: Amarok T1 2022 - 2025 and Amarok 2H Facelift 2017 - 2022; Saveiro G2 (Typ 5X) 1994 - 2010; Transporter T4 1991 - 2005, Transporter T5 2003 - 2011 and Transporter T5 Facelift 2010 - 2015.
• Electric and new energy: ID.4 (Type E2) 2021 - 2025 and ID. Buzz (Type EB) 2023 - 2025.
• Wagons and long-time favorites: SpaceFox (Type 5Z) 1st Facelift 2011 - 2014 and 2nd Facelift 2015 - 2019; Parati 5X 1996 - 2013; Passat Variant/Santana B8 (Typ 3G) 2015 - 2025; Santana B2 1984 - 2006 and Santana/Variant A05 2013 - 2025.

How to use the catalog

1. Confirm you are on the Brazil page. This catalog is already filtered for the Brazilian market.
2. From the list of series and generations above, choose the model family (for example, Gol, Polo, Voyage, Amarok, T-Cross, or Transporter).
3. Select the exact generation and production years that match the car, such as “Gol G7 (Typ 5U) 2017 - 2023” or “Amarok 2H Facelift 2017 - 2022”.
4. Open the required assembly group (engine, fuel system, transmission, clutch, brakes, suspension, steering, body, interior, HVAC, electrical, etc.).
5. Browse the exploded diagram. Identify the needed item and read its OEM part number in the parts list; note production splits and remarks relevant to Brazil.
6. Use the OEM number to order genuine Volkswagen parts or to verify compatibility with your vehicle’s configuration.
7. If you are unsure about trim or equipment, run a VIN-based search to refine the catalog to the exact vehicle built for Brazil.

Find parts by VIN and by part number

VIN-based selection is the most precise way to match parts to your specific VOLKSWAGEN built for BRAZIL. Decode the vehicle identification number to reveal your exact configuration — series, engine, transmission, and BRAZIL-specific equipment like regional specifications, market-specific components, and local certification requirements. This pre-filters assemblies, options, and revisions for your build:

VOLKSWAGEN VIN decoder

If you maintain multiple brands or need to verify a vehicle with unclear history, use the free VIN decoder to identify any car or truck.

Already have an OEM part number from a label or invoice? Enter it in the catalog search to open the corresponding position in the diagram, review applicability notes, and see related components such as gaskets, clips, and brackets.

What’s typical for Brazil

Brazilian usage often combines dense city traffic with long intercity drives and variable road quality. That means frequent attention to suspension components, brakes, filters and cooling parts, along with market-specific lighting and electrical equipment. Vehicles like Gol, Voyage and Saveiro remain popular for daily and commercial use; Amarok pickups, T-Cross and Taos crossovers are common for mixed city/highway conditions; Virtus and Jetta serve as dependable sedans; and modern options such as ID.4 (Type E2) and ID. Buzz (Type EB) are appearing in the EV segment. This catalog reflects those Brazil-market specifics so you can source the right original components.

Start by selecting your model and generation in the list above to open diagrams, read OEM numbers, and order the correct Volkswagen parts for Brazil with confidence.