[RM Motorsports]

- Groupe PSA's PCA India has tied up with GoMechanic for the launch of Eurorepar products here.

- Eurorepar offers a distinctive range of multi-brand parts and accessories for cars.

- Globally, the brand is available across 100 countries

What is Eurorepar?
Eurorepar is Groupe PSA's entity that offers a distinctive range of multi-brand parts and accessories for the repair as well as maintenance of vehicles. Globally, the brand is available across 100 countries.

What will Eurorepar offer?
Groupe PSA says Eurorepar offers customers access to quality products, no matter the make and model of their vehicle. However, these products will be available only for three years or older vehicles. The French automaker assures the first Eurorepar product line of brake pads will be available across India soon and that too for both B2B (multi-brand workshops and spare parts retailers) as well as B2C customers. And if you are wondering where, well Eurorepar products will be available both offline and online via GoMechanic parts distribution platforms starting today. For now, their availability, however, will be limited to 15 major cities in India.

https://www.timesnownews.com/auto/ca...n-india/659592

[Aditya]

Groupe PSA (Peugeot) has announced the launch of its Eurorepar range of multi-brand aftermarket products in India. Eurorepar is Groupe PSA's multi-brand parts and accessories range for the repair and maintenance of vehicles.



PCA India, the local entity of Groupe PSA, has signed a sales and distribution agreement with GoMechanic - an Indian automobile aftermarket platform with a network of partner workshops, spare part retailers and an e-commerce platform. GoMechanic will support the sales of Eurorepar spare parts.

According to the agreement, PCA India will provide the Eurorepar parts to GoMechanic, who will then distribute them through its warehouses and parts distribution logistics platform to all the workshops and retailers within its network. Groupe PSA will provide support in terms of marketing, training, brand building, besides providing a product range. GoMechanic has a network of multi-brand car service centres, offering its services through its mobile app and website. It has more than 350 car repair workshops across 21 cities and services 2 million+ cars annually.



Initially Eurorepar will be introducing products like brake pads both for B2B (multi-brand workshops and spare parts retailers) and B2C customers, both offline and online through the GoMechanic parts distribution platforms. Later, the range will be expanded to include products like wiper blades, filters (air, oil & fuel), brake discs, coolant, grease and lubricants. The parts will be available in India, through GoMechanic workshops and retailers in 15 major cities from September 29, 2020.

Eurorepar is present across 100 countries around the world. Its range of products includes parts for vehicles regardless of the make and model. These products are, available for 3 or more year old vehicles.

PSA’s first vehicle scheduled for launch in India is the Citroen C5 Aircross SUV. The car will be introduced in the country in Q1 2021.


Link to Team-BHP News Article

[Klub Class]

A friend shared pics of Eurorepar filters (by PSA group) which are now available in Fiat authorised service centres.

They're much cheaper than Fiat OE filters and even aftermart ones. For example, air filter for Punto and Linea Multijet costs Rs 279 (Rs 422 for OE) and cabin filter Rs 204 versus (Rs 243 for OE)

This is a welcome move for owners who still takes their cars to authorised service centre

[KuttappanAbhi]

Thanks Klub Class.
I am struggling to get spare parts for Fiat Punto. Instrument cluster has gone blank/not working. Had paid INR 5K advance 2 months back to dealer and now dealer informed about re-imbursing me since Fiat told that the part is in backorder and not available. Same is the case with my electronic key lock as well as manual key lock. Not able to lock the car .
Any questions to Fiat dealer is usually responded by "No spare available as per Fiat".
Can Fiat just wash their hands off? Aren't they legally liable to supply spare parts at least for 10 years after they stop manufacturing?

Originally Posted by Klub Class

A friend shared pics of Eurorepar filters (by PSA group) which are now available in Fiat authorised service centres.

They're much cheaper than Fiat OE filters and even aftermart ones. For example, air filter for Punto and Linea Multijet costs Rs 279 (Rs 422 for OE) and cabin filter Rs 204 versus (Rs 243 for OE)

This is a welcome move for owners who still takes their cars to authorised service centre

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[TheCarLover]

This would be a great relief for existing fiat owners like me.

Seeing their website seems like they offer the entire range of multi-brand car parts. Would be delighted if they could offer other items from their portfolio for fiat cars.

Hopefully their quality is on par with OEMs, fingers crossed

[Varun7774]

Hello Team,

Even I had to change my Punto's clutch plates, FIAT OEM costs around 11k (Part) + 5K (Services) = 16K (Total) which is like a bomb.

My FIAT service manager in Hyderabad recommended Eurorepar. But, he also stated that some customers who are using it are facing some issues related to clutch issues.

Can anyone help:

1) How good are Eurorepar clutch plates compared to OEM (Mopar)
2) Any issues or other options