SEOUL, Sept. 30, 2026 — QFD Systems has introduced KPARTSHUB (kpartshub.com), an online platform that lets car owners and repair shops outside Korea find genuine Hyundai and Kia parts by their original part number and order them directly from Korea.
Owners of Korean cars abroad often have trouble tracking down the right genuine part. Parts are identified by manufacturer part numbers, and ordering the wrong one can mean a part that does not fit, a return shipment and weeks of waiting.
KPARTSHUB is built around that part number. Each of the roughly 117,000 genuine Hyundai and Kia part numbers on the site has its own page, and more than 73,000 of them show which vehicles they fit across 543 Hyundai, Kia and Genesis models. Customers can search by part number or start from their own vehicle, and orders ship from Korea to 33 countries.
QFD Systems built the platform entirely in-house, from the parts database and search engine to the design of the site. KPARTSHUB runs on the company’s own NVMe-based servers, the same infrastructure that powers its QFD Micro Hosting service.
“Every order starts with the same question: will this part fit my car?” said the CEO of QFD Systems. “We built KPARTSHUB so that anyone, anywhere, can answer that from the part number and then have the genuine part shipped from Korea.”
The company plans to add a community to KPARTSHUB next. Now in preparation, it will let owners share repair guides and maintenance records linked to the parts they used. Over time, QFD Systems intends to analyze anonymized, aggregated search trends, such as which parts are most sought after in each country, and share the findings with small Korean auto-parts makers, starting with free reports. The company says it will not sell users’ personal data or posts.
KPARTSHUB is available now at kpartshub.com.