Find the group before the badge
European and Japanese habits teach one badge, one catalog. Chinese groups do not work that way: they launch badges for export, for premium ranges and for off-road lines, and run them on shared engineering with shared numbering.
Omoda and Jaecoo are Chery export badges, Exeed is the group’s premium line and Jetour sits in the group as well. All of them resolve through Chery data, and the VIN is what tells the catalog which car it is.
Reading a Chery part number
Chery numbers lead with the platform, then the system, then the item: T11-3501080 reads as platform T11 and assembly group 3501, which in the Chinese assembly-group convention is front brakes. Other groups you meet constantly are 1109 for air intake, 3701 for charging, 3801 for instruments and 8202 for mirrors.
That convention gives you a four-second sanity check on a supplier quote. Ask for a front brake part and receive a number whose system block is not 3501, and the conversation has gone wrong before any money moved.
Why the catalog is usually the only route
Aftermarket fitment data is compiled from years of records, and many Chery Group models have not been on the road long enough to have them. Marketplace listings are often copied from each other, so one early error spreads across hundreds of them.
Export builds also differ from domestic ones in lighting, restraint and emissions hardware, and model cycles are short. Build date separates variants more often than model year does, and both are in the build record the VIN resolves.
Common Chery nameplates
These nameplates help you find the right vehicle family. Confirm the exact model, market and production period against the active catalog before quoting a part:
| Model | Production years |
|---|---|
| Chery Tiggo 7 Pro | — |
| Chery Tiggo 8 Pro | — |
| Chery Tiggo 4 | — |
| Chery Arrizo 8 | — |
Frequently asked questions
Does the Chery catalog cover Omoda and Jaecoo?
Yes. Omoda and Jaecoo are Chery Group badges, and their parts resolve through Chery EPC along with Exeed and Jetour. Search the VIN, not the badge.
What does a Chery part number look like?
Platform first, then assembly group and item, such as T11-3501080. The 3501 block is the front brake group in the Chinese assembly-group convention.
Why can I not find an Omoda parts catalog?
Because Omoda is not a separate manufacturer. It is a Chery export badge, and its parts data lives in the Chery catalog.
How much does access cost?
From $5 for a 24-hour Day Pass, $50/month or $500/year, with the rest of the 53 catalogs on the same login and no per-search fees.