Fiat parts catalog

Original Fiat OEM parts catalog. Pick a series and generation to open factory diagrams and genuine part numbers.

Vehicle type

Series

126 1 generation
500 1 generation
Barchetta 1 generation
Cinquecento 1 generation
Coupe 1 generation
Duna 1 generation
Elba 1 generation
Freemont 1 generation
Marea 1 generation
Mille 1 generation
Multipla 1 generation
Ottimo 1 generation
Perla 1 generation
Seicento 1 generation
Siena 1 generation
Stilo 1 generation
Tipo 1 generation
Uno 1 generation
Viaggio 1 generation

This Fiat parts catalog is an ePER-style original parts catalog. It presents Fiat the way the factory electronic parts catalog does: by series and generation, then by the OEM diagrams that belong to that car. Treat it as a Fiat OEM catalog for genuine part identification, not as a generic parts shop.

In search terms this page is a Fiat parts catalog and a Fiat OEM catalog: series, generations, and diagrams on one host. Fiat sits in the Stellantis catalog family, known in workshops as ePER. Original part numbers are not listed in this text; they appear on the exploded diagrams after you choose a generation.

Choose a Fiat series from the grid, pick the generation that matches the production years, then continue to the 7zap Fiat catalog. ePER-style exploded views and VIN-accurate lookup open from that generation. The short path is series → generation → diagram. If a series has several generations, use the year range on each card — facelifts are separate when the Fiat catalog has them, because diagrams often change there.

Across the full Fiat OEM catalog this host lists 36 series and 61 generations. Notable and long-running lines in this data include 500 (2007–2015), Punto (1993–2018), Panda (1985–2024), Tipo (1987–1995), Ducato (1990–2021), Fiorino (1991–2024), Doblo (2000–2015), Scudo (1995–2016), Croma (1990–2010), and Bravo (1995–2014). Those names are taken from the series in the brand payload, not from the filtered grid above. Year ranges are the span of generations in the catalog, not a marketing timeline.

ePER is built around original part numbers and supersession chains. That matters when a Fiat assembly was updated mid-generation: the catalog shows which number superseded which, and which parts sit on the same diagram. A generic aftermarket listing rarely carries that factory structure.

Regions matter in an OEM catalog because the same series can have different generations, years, and diagrams depending on the market. This Fiat host currently has one region in the data: Global. The series and generations in the catalog belong to that region. The catalog covers cars and commercial vehicles. Those types share this Fiat host; the type switcher only changes which series appear in the grid, not the page or this article.

Continue from a generation above into the 7zap Fiat catalog for ePER-style exploded views and VIN-accurate lookup. That step stays on the Fiat OEM path: the same series and generation, with factory diagrams.