Stellantis Malaysia customers get new access to affordable Eurorepar car parts

KUALA LUMPUR:  Stellantis has brought its Eurorepar brand to Malaysia for the first time, showcasing it at Automechanika Kuala Lumpur 2025.

The move is part of the company’s wider push to expand its global aftersales reach, with a focus on offering independent workshops and vehicle owners more professional and affordable service options.

Originally launched in 2002, Eurorepar is Stellantis’s in-house multi-brand aftermarket range. It currently offers over 17,000 product references—everything from spare parts and tyres to oils and workshop consumables.

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Alongside the parts offering, Eurorepar Car Service is also being introduced to the Malaysian market. This is a global network of multi-brand workshops that handle both Stellantis vehicles and other makes, operating in over 30 countries with around 6,500 service centres.

Stellantis sees Malaysia as a key growth market and aims to shift the focus of automotive servicing here from being price-driven to more quality-focused, using its Eurorepar setup to support that shift.

“The strategic inception of Eurorepar and the Eurorepar Car Service network in Malaysia represents a significant expansion of Stellantis' global aftersales footprint,” said Isaac Yeo, Managing Director of Stellantis ASEAN. “Our Regional Parts Hub in Port Klang Free Zone will serve as the essential backbone for Eurorepar, ensuring ample warehousing and timely delivery for our partners, distributors, and customers.”

Eurorepar’s strategy in Malaysia includes a strong emphasis on flexibility—allowing workshops and customers to choose between OEM parts and more affordable Eurorepar-branded alternatives.

While positioned as a cost-effective option, Eurorepar parts come with a two-year warranty and are backed by Stellantis’s official support and training programmes.

Yeo added that local feedback has been encouraging, and Stellantis expects to roll out Eurorepar with Malaysian distribution partners by the end of the year. “We’re confident that by delivering OEM-level professionalism and quality with cost-effective rates through local service centres, we will unlock a significant demand that Eurorepar is uniquely equipped to fulfill.”

The approach is meant to offer customers more confidence and better value when maintaining older vehicles, giving independent workshops access to high-quality, manufacturer-backed parts at competitive price points—something many car owners in Malaysia are actively seeking.

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