What is Lepas EPC Online?

Lepas EPC Online is the official web-based parts catalog used by LEPAS dealers and authorized parts distributors. It lists OEM part numbers, exploded diagrams, actual product photographs, VIN-based lookups, and supersession chains for the LEPAS lineup — Chery Holding Group's premium export sub-brand launched in 2025.

Which LEPAS models does the catalog cover?

The current catalog covers three LEPAS models: L4 (compact crossover, T13T code), L6 (compact crossover, T1G code, also sold as Chery Fulwin T7 in China), and L8 (flagship SUV, T1Q code). Coverage includes petrol, hybrid, plug-in hybrid, and battery-electric variants. Announced models such as the L2, LEPAS 9, and future LEPAS sedans will be added to the catalog as they enter production.

What is LEPAS and how is it related to Chery Group?

LEPAS is a Chery Holding Group premium sub-brand launched in 2025. The name combines 'Leopard, Leap, and Passion' with a feline-inspired design language and the brand tagline 'Colourful Life, Masterful Drive'. LEPAS sits alongside OMODA and JAECOO as one of Chery's export-focused premium sister brands, and it emphasizes new-energy vehicle powertrains.

What are the differences between LEPAS, OMODA, and JAECOO?

All three are export-only Chery Group premium sister brands with distinct market positioning. OMODA targets urban premium crossovers. JAECOO targets off-road and adventure buyers. LEPAS positions itself as elevated everyday travel with a strong new-energy focus. The three share several platform codes (T13 family), so parts overlap is significant, but each brand has its own catalog and its own dedicated aftersales data.

Are LEPAS vehicles sold in China?

No. LEPAS is an export-only brand not sold in the Chinese domestic market. Chinese-market equivalents carry Chery Fulwin badges instead. For example, the LEPAS L6 is sold in China as the Chery Fulwin T7. Lepas EPC maps every LEPAS code to its Fulwin equivalent, so distributors can identify shared parts across both catalogs.

Does Lepas EPC have a VIN decoder?

Yes. Enter a 17-digit VIN and the catalog resolves it into the exact vehicle, model year, trim, and drivetrain (petrol, hybrid, PHEV, or EV). Additionally, it disambiguates LEPAS from JAECOO and OMODA variants that share T13 platform codes.

Does Lepas EPC show real photos of parts, not just diagrams?

Yes. The catalog includes a Picture Of Real Products feature that displays actual photographs of the physical part beside its exploded diagram. This helps distributors and end customers confirm exactly what will ship before an order is placed.

Do I need to install Lepas EPC on my computer?

No. Lepas EPC runs entirely in the browser. There is nothing to download, no software to install, and no offline database to sync. You log in with your credentials from any computer or tablet with internet access.

Which operating systems and browsers work with Lepas EPC?

Any modern browser on any operating system: Chrome, Firefox, Edge, or Safari on Windows, macOS, Linux, or ChromeOS. Android and iOS tablets also work for read-only reference use.

Is Lepas EPC updated with new LEPAS models?

Yes. The catalog syncs live with the LEPAS aftersales system, so newly released models — including announced additions such as the L2, LEPAS 9, and future LEPAS sedans — will appear as they enter production. No manual updates are required.

Does Lepas EPC cover PHEV and EV variants?

Yes. Coverage includes plug-in hybrid variants and battery-electric variants across the LEPAS lineup — for example, the LEPAS L4 EV and LEPAS L8 EV. High-voltage components, battery packs, and drivetrain-specific parts are listed with their own part numbers, distinct from the petrol variants.

Some codes look identical to OMODA or JAECOO codes — how is that handled?

The T13 platform code family is shared across three export brands: T13C is the OMODA O4, T13J is the JAECOO J5, and T13T is the LEPAS L4. Similarly, KD-T13TEV appears in both the LEPAS and OMODA & JAECOO catalogs. Also note that T1G (LEPAS L6) and T1GC (OMODA C7) are two different vehicles despite the near-identical codes. Lepas EPC is scoped to LEPAS only and returns the correct LEPAS variant for each search.

What parts information does the catalog include?

OEM part numbers, exploded assembly diagrams for every subsystem (engine, transmission, body, interior, suspension, electrical, high-voltage on PHEV/EV variants), actual product photographs, superseded part references, sister model mapping to Chery Fulwin and other Chery Group brands, and searchable descriptions.

How do I get access to Lepas EPC?

Contact us with your VIN or the model list you need to cover. Once payment is confirmed, we send your login credentials — access URL, username, and password — for instant browser access. No downloads, no TeamViewer, no software to install on your device.

Lepas EPC Online [2027] Electronic Parts Catalog

Lepas EPC Online is the official web-based parts catalog for LEPAS. LEPAS is a Chery Holding Group premium sub-brand launched in 2025. The name combines “Leopard, Leap, and Passion”, and the design language draws from feline styling. Furthermore, LEPAS positions itself as a sibling brand to OMODA and JAECOO. It focuses on export markets and new-energy powertrains. Moreover, the catalog decodes any 17-digit VIN, lists OEM part numbers with supersession chains, and shows real product photos. Everything runs in your browser — no download, no installation.

What Lepas EPC Provides

The catalog focuses on parts identification, not marketing. Every entry links to a real LEPAS part number. In practice, your warehouse can pull, ship, and invoice from it directly.

OEM Part Numbers: Each genuine LEPAS part comes with its current number plus any superseded numbers it replaces.
Exploded Diagrams: Assembly-level illustrations for engine, transmission, body, interior, suspension, and electrical systems.
Picture Of Real Products: Real photos of the physical part sit beside each diagram. You see exactly what ships before you place the order.
VIN Lookup: Paste a 17-digit VIN. The catalog returns the exact vehicle, trim, and drivetrain. Additionally, it disambiguates LEPAS from Jaecoo and Omoda variants that share T13 platform codes.
Cross-References: Additionally, old-to-new part supersessions prevent you from quoting a discontinued number.
Sister Model Mapping: Each LEPAS code maps to its Chery Fulwin equivalent for China. Additionally, it maps to related Jaecoo, Omoda, or Chery Tiggo sister models.
Search Options: Find parts by model code, model year, part number, or description.
Runs in Your Browser: No download, no installation, no offline database. Moreover, it works from any workstation with internet access.

Why Parts Distributors Choose Lepas EPC

LEPAS launched in 2025 as Chery Group’s newest export brand. In practice, that creates two specific challenges for parts distributors. First, the T13 platform code family is shared across three export brands. For example, T13C is the OMODA O4, T13J is the JAECOO J5, and T13T is the LEPAS L4. All three vehicles look different, sell to different buyers, and carry different badges. However, most parts overlap significantly because the platform is shared. Consequently, a distributor might pull a JAECOO J5 part for a LEPAS L4 order. However, the mismatch stays invisible until the customer returns it.

Second, some LEPAS codes look near-identical to codes in the OMODA catalog but point to different vehicles. Specifically, T1G is the LEPAS L6 (also sold as Chery Fulwin T7 in China). Meanwhile, T1GC is the OMODA C7 (also sold as Chery Tiggo 7L). Similarly, one added letter changes the vehicle entirely. Therefore, a distributor guessing by memory instead of the catalog risks a costly quoting mistake.

The official Lepas EPC eliminates both risks. It uses the same aftersales data LEPAS dealers rely on, and a parts distributor gains three concrete advantages:

Brand-scoped code disambiguation: The catalog covers LEPAS only, so a T13T search returns the LEPAS L4 — never a JAECOO or OMODA sibling.
Cross-brand parts mapping: Every LEPAS code lists its Chery Fulwin, Jaecoo, or Omoda sister vehicle. As a result, distributors can source shared parts from either catalog when supply runs tight.
Correct drivetrain identification: Petrol, hybrid, PHEV, and EV variants have distinct part numbers, even when the model name is the same.

Vehicle Coverage

Coverage spans the full LEPAS lineup from launch (2025) to current production. In particular, this includes petrol, hybrid, plug-in hybrid, and battery-electric variants. Additionally, the catalog maps every LEPAS vehicle to its Chery Fulwin equivalent. It also links each model to related sisters across the Chery Group. Consequently, distributors can trace parts across brand catalogs when the LEPAS code returns no result.

LEPAS L4 (compact crossover SUV)
LEPAS L4 EV (fully electric variant)
LEPAS L6 (compact crossover SUV)
LEPAS L8 (flagship SUV)
LEPAS L8 EV (electric flagship variant)

Chery T1X platform-based lineup
Sister vehicles: Fulwin T7, Jaecoo J5, Jaecoo J7
CBU (fully assembled) units
CKD/KD assembly variants for local production
Announced models (L2, LEPAS 9, sedans) as they enter production



About LEPAS Brand


LEPAS is a Chery Holding Group premium sub-brand launched in 2025, positioned as a sibling brand to Jaecoo and Omoda. The name "LEPAS" combines "Leopard, Leap and Passion", and the styling language is described by Chery as feline-inspired. Brand philosophy: "Colourful Life, Masterful Drive."

LEPAS is an export-only brand. It is not sold in the Chinese domestic market. Chinese-market equivalents carry Chery Fulwin badges instead.

Positioning: elevated everyday travel with a New Energy Vehicle focus. Models are offered with petrol, hybrid, plug-in hybrid and fully electric powertrains depending on market.

Global markets: Indonesia and the Middle East first, followed by South Africa, Australia, Malaysia and the United Kingdom. Chery has confirmed local assembly at the acquired Rosslyn plant in South Africa from mid-2027.



Current LEPAS Models


Model Code: T13T
Model Names: LEPAS L4 (compact crossover SUV, 2026+), LEPAS L4 export markets
Platform: Chery T1X. Shares hardware with the Chery Tiggo 4 / Tiggo Cross and the Jaecoo J5 (T13J).
Note: The T13 code family is shared across export brands - T13C is the Omoda O4, T13J is the Jaecoo J5, and T13T is the LEPAS L4. Parts overlap is significant between these three.

Model Code: T1G
Model Names: LEPAS L6 (compact crossover SUV, 2025+), Chery Fulwin T7 (风云T7, China domestic name)
Platform: Chery T1X. Related to the Jaecoo J7 and the Chery Tiggo 7.
Dimensions: 4,570 mm length, 1,852 mm width, 1,694 mm height, 2,700 mm wheelbase.
Note: T1G (LEPAS L6 / Fulwin T7) and T1GC (Omoda C7 / Chery Tiggo 7L) are two different vehicles. Do not treat them as the same code.

Model Code: T1Q
Model Names: LEPAS L8 (flagship SUV, 2025+), LEPAS L8 EV variant
Note: The L8 was the first LEPAS model built, at Chery's Wuhu plant. Press reports link its design and underpinnings to the Chery Tiggo 8 Plus family rather than the Tiggo 7. Confirm by VIN before ordering L8 parts.



Announced LEPAS Models (Not Yet in the Parts Catalog)


Chery has confirmed the LEPAS range will grow beyond L4, L6 and L8. The following were announced by Chery International but are not yet present in the parts catalog:

- LEPAS L2: entry-level fully electric compact SUV
- LEPAS 9: full-size seven-seat SUV
- Two LEPAS sedans, including a possible luxury four-door

Earlier reporting also referenced L1 and L3 model names. Chery's confirmed roadmap now points to L2 and Lepas 9 as the next additions, so treat L1 and L3 as unconfirmed.



CBU vs KD Assembly Variants


CBU (Completely Built-Up) codes represent factory-assembled LEPAS vehicles.
KD (Knock Down) prefixed codes represent Complete Knock Down assembly kits for local assembly in destination markets such as Indonesia, Malaysia, the Middle East and South Africa.

KD variants:
KD-T13T = LEPAS L4 (CKD Assembly)
KD-T13TEV = LEPAS L4 Electric variant (CKD Assembly)
KD-T1G = LEPAS L6 (CKD Assembly)
KD-T1Q = LEPAS L8 (CKD Assembly)

Note: KD-T13TEV also appears in the OMODA & JAECOO catalog because the T13 platform is shared across all three export brands. Always confirm the brand badge on the vehicle before ordering.



Can't Find Your LEPAS Model? Contact us with your VIN for confirmation. LEPAS launched in 2025, so documentation is still expanding. LEPAS shares platforms and part numbers with other Chery Holding Group brands: the L4 with the Jaecoo J5 and Chery Tiggo Cross, and the L6 with the Chery Fulwin T7 and Jaecoo J7.

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Type: Spare Parts Catalog
Region: Global Export (Indonesia, Middle East, South Africa, Australia, Malaysia, UK)
Operating System: Any OS with a modern browser
Installation: Not required (web-based)
Updates: Live, no manual downloads
Languages: English (en), Chinese (zh), plus major export-market languages

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