Delphi Has Added 198 New Aftermarket Parts
The manufacturer expanded its global parts portfolio with new braking, steering, and engine components.
Updated on Sept. 22, 2026 in Auto Parts
Delphi has introduced 198 new part references to its international aftermarket portfolio. These components are now accessible through the company's recently refreshed online catalog.
Why it matters
This expansion broadens the availability of replacement parts for a wide range of vehicle models. Providing up-to-date cataloging helps mechanics and repair shops identify the correct components for modern vehicle maintenance.
The update includes 47 braking parts, 66 steering and suspension components, and 85 engine management products. These additions feature specific items such as a master cylinder covering Volkswagen group models and a MAF sensor for 2018-and-newer Toyota and Lexus vehicles.
The players
Delphi
Delphi is a global manufacturer of automotive aftermarket parts and engine management components.
The details
The rollout features the Professional+ brake pad set LP1981LC, which includes installation bolts for MAN and Volkswagen vans. All new parts are detailed in an updated online catalog featuring improved media content and cross-referencing capabilities.
Timeline
Delphi released the monthly product update in September 2026.
Roadmap
Automotive suppliers are increasingly digitizing their catalogs to keep pace with the rapid proliferation of specific vehicle model variants. This shift allows parts manufacturers to maintain relevance in a global market defined by increasingly complex electronic component requirements.
Mechanics and independent repair shops gain access to new components specifically designed for Audi, Volkswagen, Toyota, and Lexus models. These catalog updates reduce the time required to cross-reference parts for specialized repairs.
The takeaway
Using an updated parts catalog ensures technicians select the exact components required for modern vehicle specifications. Regular updates to these databases are essential for maintaining the efficiency of global automotive repair networks.
Further reading
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