Eurorepar by Stellantis introduced in Malaysia – parts & service network for the group’s products

Stellantis has officially introduced its Eurorepar parts brand and Eurorepar Car Service network to the Malaysian market, marking the group’s latest push into Southeast Asia’s automotive aftermarket. The announcement was made in conjunction with Automechanika Kuala Lumpur 2025, where the company is showcasing its multi-brand range for the first time in the country.

Eurorepar, which has been in operation globally since 2002, offers over 17,000 product references spanning parts, accessories, tyres, lubricants, and consumables. The range is not limited to Stellantis vehicle brands, and is instead targeted at a broader market that includes models from various manufacturers.

Complementing the parts portfolio is Eurorepar Car Service, a multi-brand workshop network first established in 2003. It currently operates over 6,500 service centres in more than 30 countries. In Malaysia, the network will aim to position itself as an alternative to both authorised dealerships and traditional independent workshops, offering what Stellantis describes as a quality-focused service model.

“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. He added that the network would serve as a “one-stop solution” for the country’s growing aftermarket segment.

The rollout will be supported by Stellantis’ existing regional parts hub located in the Port Klang Free Zone. The facility will handle warehousing and distribution for Eurorepar parts in Malaysia, aimed at ensuring supply continuity and timely deliveries.

While Malaysia already has a competitive independent workshop ecosystem, Stellantis is positioning Eurorepar to meet demand from customers seeking a middle ground between low-cost, non-genuine parts and higher-priced OEM offerings. According to the company, all Eurorepar parts will be backed by a two-year warranty and will be priced to remain competitive with existing non-OEM options.

Yeo noted that Malaysian consumers are becoming increasingly concerned with both cost and service quality, especially as vehicles age and fall out of manufacturer warranty coverage. “We believe there is strong local demand for professional service at affordable rates, and Eurorepar is well placed to meet that need,” he said. Distribution partnerships are expected to be announced later this year.

Stellantis will also offer training and aftersales support to local workshops that join the Eurorepar Car Service network, with the goal of raising service standards across the independent sector.

The introduction of Eurorepar comes as Stellantis continues to expand its presence in Southeast Asia. The company’s local portfolio includes brands such as Peugeot and Citroën, though the Eurorepar rollout is intended to be brand-agnostic.