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Used fog lights 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:
The BMW i5 (G60, launched 2023) does not feature traditional fog lights as a separate unit in the way older BMWs did — instead, the front bumper incorporates integrated lighting functions using the full LED or laser headlight clusters, and BMW omitted dedicated front fog light assemblies from the i5's design entirely. If you are looking for a front light unit, you most likely need the front headlight assembly rather than a fog light. Speak to a breaker and describe exactly which light or lens on the front of the car is damaged, so they can identify the correct part for your registration.
Almost certainly, yes — the i5 G60 does not have a conventional fog light fitted to any variant, whether eDrive40, xDrive40, xDrive50, or M60, so no such unit exists to source from a dismantled car. What customers sometimes mean is the front bumper foglamp aperture trim, the lower bumper insert, or more commonly the front headlight assembly itself. Describe the exact location and appearance of what is broken to your breaker, quoting your registration, and they will identify the correct part.
No trim level on the i5 — whether standard, eDrive40, xDrive50, or M60 — was fitted with a discrete front fog light unit, so trim level is not relevant here. The absence of a traditional fog light is consistent across the entire i5 range rather than being a trim-specific omission. Your breaker will still want your registration to confirm the exact front lighting configuration on your specific car.
Yes — unlike the front, the i5 does have a rear fog light, which is integrated into the rear light cluster rather than being a standalone unit. If it is the rear fog light function you need, the part to search for is the rear light cluster or tail light assembly for the BMW i5 G60. Confirm the NS (nearside, passenger side) or OS (offside, driver side) with your breaker, as the clusters are handed.
Because the i5 G60 has no front fog light unit on any variant from launch, this cross-year fitment question does not apply to a fog light specifically. If the i5 receives a facelift in future that introduces new front lighting components, that would become a relevant consideration, but at the time of writing the G60 generation is pre-facelift and carries no dedicated front fog light across any model year. For any front lighting part, confirm the exact assembly required with a breaker against your registration.