Every part has a number.
We built the catalogue around it.

What EVParto supplies

EVParto sells replacement vehicle parts matched on the factory OE number. The catalogue is built from the manufacturer's own parts data, so a listing carries the same numbers a workshop would quote from, and every listing states the number it replaces. Coverage today runs across BYD, Denza, Fangchengbao and Yangwang, and marques are added as they are priced. Body work such as bumpers and trim, fenders, hoods and lids and doors and their components sits alongside the running gear: control arms and bushings, shock absorbers and struts, brake discs and pads and wheel hubs and bearings. Electric-specific parts are covered in their own right, including charge ports, high-voltage cabling and EV thermal management.

Finding the right part by OE number

The factory number is the only reliable way to match a part. Model names change between markets, trims and years, and two cars with the same badge can take different components. Every EVParto listing states the OE number it replaces, which means you can check our number against the one on the part in your hand before you buy. If the old part is broken or missing its label, work down from your model instead: pick the car, then the system, then the part type, and the fitment table on each listing tells you which builds it covers. A short explainer sits on the OE number page.

Delivery, duty and import VAT

Parts ship from our Hong Kong warehouse with tracking. Delivery cost is calculated from the packed size and weight band of what you actually ordered rather than a flat fee, and the checkout shows the charges that apply to your destination before you confirm the order. Lead times differ by part size, so a small sensor and a tailgate do not carry the same promise, and the listing states which applies. A small number of parts, such as airbag modules and gas-charged struts, are restricted in international transport and are quoted per destination rather than sold from the basket. Full terms are in the shipping policy.

Warranty, returns and parts that are not priced yet

Parts carry a 24-month warranty and 30 days to return an unused item, on top of the statutory rights you already have as a consumer in the EU and the UK. Where a part appears in the catalogue without a price, it is in the factory data and we hold the reference for it, but it has not been priced yet. Send the number through the quote form and you get a price and a lead time. Those requests also tell us which parts to price next, so asking is useful to you and to the next person looking for the same thing.