Original SEAT OEM parts catalog. Pick a series and generation to open factory diagrams and genuine part numbers.
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This SEAT parts catalog is an ETKA-style OEM catalog for the Volkswagen Group. It is the English entry point for original SEAT parts data: factory series, generations, and the exploded diagrams used in dealer ETKA. The page is a SEAT parts catalog first — not a marketplace of mixed aftermarket listings — and it follows the same series-and-generation layout as the OEM catalog family.
In search terms this page is a SEAT parts catalog and a SEAT OEM catalog: series, generations, and diagrams on one host. SEAT sits in the Volkswagen Group catalog family, known in workshops as ETKA. Original part numbers are not listed in this text; they appear on the exploded diagrams after you choose a generation.
Start with a series, open the generation whose years match the vehicle, then continue to the 7zap SEAT catalog. That step is where ETKA-style exploded views and VIN-accurate lookup live. You do not need an original part number to begin: the series and generation are enough to reach the diagrams for that car. If a series has several generations, use the year range on each card — facelifts are separate when the SEAT catalog has them, because diagrams often change there.
Across the full SEAT OEM catalog this host lists 13 series and 38 generations. Notable and long-running lines in this data include Leon (2000–2020), Ibiza/ST (1993–2027), Arona (2018–2027), Alhambra (1996–2023), Toledo (1992–2019), Cordoba/Vario (1993–2009), Altea (2004–2015), Arosa (1997–2004), Exeo/ST (2009–2014), Mii/e-Mii (2012–2021), Inca (1996–2003), and Tarraco (2019–2024). 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.
Use this OEM catalog when a generic aftermarket listing is not enough. ETKA-style SEAT data keeps original part numbers, supersessions when a number is replaced, and the assembly layout so related fasteners and brackets stay in context. Aftermarket pages often guess fitment from a model name alone; here the path is series → generation → factory diagram.
Regions matter in an OEM catalog because the same series can have different generations, years, and diagrams depending on the market. This SEAT host currently has one region in the data: Global. The series and generations in the catalog belong to that region. The catalog covers cars. That is the vehicle type present in the SEAT payload on this host.
When you have the right generation, open it to continue in the 7zap SEAT catalog for exploded views and VIN-accurate lookup. That step stays on the SEAT OEM path: the same series and generation, with factory diagrams.