Hyundai and Kia vehicles are equipped with a wide range of high-quality automotive parts supplied through global OEM networks as well as certified aftermarket channels. These components include critical systems such as engines, transmissions, braking systems, steering mechanisms, and suspension units, all of which are developed to meet strict safety and performance standards. Hyundai-Kia’s supply chain also integrates electrical and electronic modules, infotainment systems, lighting assemblies, sensors, and advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS), reflecting the rapid shift toward smart mobility.

In addition to brand-new OEM parts, the ecosystem also supports the use of remanufactured or recycled components. For example, second-hand (used) engines and transmissions are commonly traded for both cost efficiency and sustainability. These used assemblies are often reconditioned, tested, and certified to ensure reliability before being installed in vehicles. This market not only extends the life cycle of Hyundai and Kia cars but also provides affordable solutions for global customers.

Furthermore, body parts such as bumpers, doors, mirrors, wheels, and tires (both new and used) are widely distributed, alongside consumables like filters, spark plugs, and brake pads. By combining OEM production, aftermarket distribution, and second-hand component circulation, Hyundai and Kia maintain a comprehensive parts ecosystem that supports their vehicles worldwide, ensuring performance, affordability, and environmental responsibility.