Buy Volkswagen Genuine OEM Parts Online — ETKA Catalog for Mexico

Original Volkswagen parts and diagrams for the Mexico market

This page provides the official Volkswagen original parts catalog tailored for vehicles delivered to Mexico. The model range and configurations you see above reflect the Mexican market: engines, emissions packages, trim levels, lighting and safety equipment may differ from other regions. Here you can browse assemblies, open detailed parts diagrams, and read OEM numbers to identify the exact original spare parts for your Volkswagen.

The list of series and generations displayed above is your entry point to the catalog. It covers popular sedans and hatchbacks, crossovers and SUVs, pickups, and commercial vehicles supplied to Mexico across many years. For example, the catalog includes long-time favorites like Jetta and Golf, crossovers such as T‑Cross, Taos and Tiguan, robust Amarok pickups, and workhorses like Caddy, Transporter and Crafter, all in Mexico-specific configurations.

Model range highlights for Mexico

• Compact and midsize: Jetta A7 (2018 - 2025), plus earlier Clasico/Jetta generations such as A4 (Typ 1J) (1999 - 2005) and A6 (Typ 5C6) (2008 - 2015).
• Hatchbacks: Golf A8 (Typ CD1) (2021 - 2025) and Golf A7 (Typ 5G) (2012 - 2021), alongside Polo (Typ 6C) (2013 - 2022) and Gol G7 (Typ 5U) (2017 - 2023).
• Sedans for daily use: Virtus (2018 - 2025) and Vento variants, including Vento (IN) (Type 60) 1st & 2nd Facelift (2015 - 2022).
• Crossovers/SUVs: T‑Cross (Type D3) (2020 - 2025), Taos (Type CL) (2021 - 2025), Tiguan Allspace BW (2017 - 2025), and Teramont (Type CA) (2018 - 2023) / Teramont (Type CA/CM) (2024 - 2025); Atlas Cross Sport CA (2020 - 2023) and CM (2024 - 2025).
• Pickup and utility: Amarok 2H (2010 - 2016), Amarok 2H Facelift (2017 - 2022), and Amarok T1 (2022 - 2025) for mixed city/highway and light off‑road use typical in Mexico.
• Vans and commercial: Caddy (Typ SB) (2021 - 2025), Transporter T6.1 (2021 - 2024), Crafter (Typ SY/SZ) (2017 - 2025) and E‑Crafter (2019 - 2024).
• Classic and lifestyle: Beetle 5C (2012 - 2016) and Beetle Cabrio 5C (2012 - 2019), plus earlier New Beetle 9C Facelift (2006 - 2010).
• Executive and family: Passat Variant/Santana B8 (Typ 3G) (2015 - 2025) and Sharan (Typ 7N) (2011 - 2016).

How to use the catalog

1. Confirm you are on the Mexico region page. This catalog is already filtered for vehicles supplied to Mexico.
2. From the list of series above, choose the required family (for example, Jetta, Golf, T‑Cross, Amarok, Transporter).
3. Select the exact generation and years that match your vehicle, such as “Jetta A7 (2018 - 2025)”, “Amarok 2H Facelift (2017 - 2022)” or “Golf A8 (Typ CD1) (2021 - 2025)”.
4. Open the needed assembly group: engine, transmission, suspension, brakes, steering, body, interior, electrical, etc.
5. Use the exploded diagram to locate the part; read its OEM part number in the accompanying list.
6. Use that OEM number to order original spare parts or to check compatibility with supersessions and options.
7. If your car has market‑specific options or mid‑year changes, refine the selection by VIN to match the exact configuration.

Search by VIN and by part number

For the most precise selection, decode the vehicle identification number to reveal your VOLKSWAGEN's exact configuration — series, engine, transmission, and MEXICO-specific equipment like NOM certification, North American specifications, Mexican-market variants, and regional emission standards. Use the VOLKSWAGEN VIN check to open a catalog filtered to your build. If you maintain multiple brands or need to identify a vehicle with unclear history, the decode any vehicle VIN 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 MEXICO.

You can also search directly by OEM part number: enter the number you found in the diagram to see applicability, notes, and possible replacements. This is especially useful when comparing similar components across Jetta, Golf and Polo families or when selecting shared parts in commercial lines like Caddy and Transporter.

Why the Mexico catalog matters

Vehicles for Mexico often differ from EU or US builds in emissions calibration, fuel system options, evaporative control, lighting standards, safety equipment, and suspension tuning suited to local roads and loads. Climate and altitude variations—from hot coastal areas to high‑altitude plateaus—may also influence cooling, air intake and brake specifications. Using the Mexico‑specific Volkswagen catalog helps you avoid mismatches and ensures the OEM part number you choose corresponds to the exact local configuration.

Popular picks for Mexico

• City and subcompact: up! (Type 12/BL) Facelift (2018 - 2021), Polo (Typ 6R) (2010 - 2019), Nivus (Type CH) (2021 - 2025).
• Family sedans: Jetta A7 (2018 - 2025), Virtus (2018 - 2025), Vento (IN) (Type 60) (2015 - 2022).
• Crossovers/SUVs: T‑Cross (Type D3) (2020 - 2025), Taos (Type CL) (2021 - 2025), Tiguan Allspace BW (2017 - 2025), Teramont (Type CA/CM) (2024 - 2025).
• Work and fleet: Caddy (Typ SB) (2021 - 2025), Transporter T6.1 (2021 - 2024), Crafter (Typ SY/SZ) (2017 - 2025), E‑Crafter (2019 - 2024).
• Pickup and utility: Amarok T1 (2022 - 2025) and earlier Amarok 2H/2H Facelift generations.

Get started

Choose your series and generation from the list above, open the assemblies you need, and note the OEM numbers of the original Volkswagen parts. When in doubt, run a VIN decoding to lock the catalog to your exact Mexico‑market configuration and proceed with confidence.