Second Hand BMW i3 Sunroof
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Choosing the right used BMW i3 sunroof
Used sunroofs vary between vehicles - and whether you call it used, second hand or a replacement, matching the right one matters. These are the details breakers need to match the right part to your car - our request form asks them so you only hear from suppliers with the correct part:
- State whether it's manual, electric or panoramic
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Fitment questions
Does the BMW i3 have a sunroof?
The BMW i3 was never fitted with a sunroof by the factory — not on any variant, trim level, or model year sold in the UK. The i3's fixed glass roof panel is bonded into the body structure and is not an openable sunroof in any form. If you're looking for the large fixed panoramic glass roof panel, that's the part you need to search for, and your breaker will list it as a glass roof or panoramic roof glass rather than a sunroof.
Can I buy a used sunroof to fit my BMW i3?
There is no factory sunroof available for the BMW i3, so you won't find a genuine used one at a breaker's yard. No variant of the i3 — whether the standard battery, the i3s, or the range-extender (Rex) model — was offered with an openable sunroof. If your car has a glass panel in the roof, what you're looking to replace is the fixed glass roof section, which is a different part entirely — ask your breaker specifically for the i3 fixed roof glass.
Does it matter whether my i3 is a standard model or the i3s if I'm looking for a sunroof?
Neither the standard i3 nor the i3s was ever fitted with an openable sunroof, so the trim or performance variant makes no difference here — the part simply doesn't exist on this model in any form. Both versions share the same fixed glass roof construction. If you need the fixed roof glass panel itself, confirm the exact year and build with your breaker, as there may be pressing or seal differences across the production run.
I've seen a BMW i3 with what looks like a glass roof — is that a sunroof I can replace?
What you're seeing is the i3's fixed panoramic-style glass roof, which is bonded into the body and does not open — it is not a sunroof. If this panel is cracked or damaged, you'll need to source a used fixed roof glass section from a breaker rather than a sunroof mechanism or cassette. Let your breaker know your registration so they can confirm the correct part, as the glass may vary between early and later production cars.