Electrical components
Modules, cameras, sensors, chargers, harnesses and connectors can differ by market or configuration.
FITMENT GUIDE
Same model name.
Same part?
Not necessarily. A Chinese EV sold in Latin America may differ from its domestic-market counterpart. Check the reference and vehicle before ordering.
WHY PARTS DIFFER
Export versions can use different configurations.
The same model name can be sold with different regulations, connectors, software, safety equipment or charging components. Parts can also change during a production run, so visual similarity should not be treated as proof of fitment.
HIGHER-RISK COMPONENTS
Check before installing.
Body and lighting
Lamps, tail lamps, bumpers and brackets can change for regulation, build date or trim differences.
WHAT TO SEND
Four details make a review more reliable.
- OE number: the complete original part reference.
- Market: the country where the vehicle was sold or registered.
- Build date: useful where a part changed mid-cycle.
- VIN and photos: help confirm the exact application and connectors.
FAQ
A review helps avoid delay and returns.
Will a domestic China-market part always fit an export vehicle?
No. It may fit, but it should be reviewed against the OE reference and vehicle configuration before supply is confirmed.
Why does the VIN matter?
The VIN helps check the specific vehicle configuration when a reference or photo alone is not enough.
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