One model can have different versions: before or after a facelift, for different markets or with different powertrains. Similar-looking cars may use different parts.
What can differ between vehicle versions
1
Year and appearance
2
Engine or electric powertrain
3
Cameras, sensors, connectors
What to do, step by step
Provide the model and year
Add front and rear vehicle photos. A facelift is an update to the model's appearance; do not guess if you are unsure.
Show the equipment
Show bumper sensor and camera openings, or the lamp connector and number. Hybrid and electric versions can use different parts.
Ask for version verification
Send the information with VIN if known. Photos help identify a version; fitment is verified against part and vehicle data.
More detail and common mistakes
- Confirm the CS55 Plus generation and distinguish Song Plus DM-i from EV. A vehicle photo helps identify appearance, but does not verify mounting compatibility.
- For a bumper, identify sensors, cameras, grilles and trim. For headlights, confirm lighting technology, connector and side.
- Agree on the number and package contents before ordering. Identical names across catalogues do not replace verified fitment.