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Second Hand BMW i7 Glove Box

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Fitment questions

Does the BMW i7 have a glove box?

Yes, the BMW i7 is a full-size luxury saloon and is fitted with a passenger-side glove box as standard across all variants. It is a conventional interior storage compartment found in every i7 regardless of drivetrain or battery specification.

Will a glove box from a 2023 i7 fit my 2024 or 2025 i7?

The BMW i7 (G70) launched in 2022 and, as of writing, remains within its first generation with no major facelift having occurred, so glove boxes from across the 2022-onwards production run are likely to be compatible. That said, BMW does occasionally make running production changes to interior trim components, so always confirm the exact part number with the breaker against your registration to be certain.

Does the trim level affect which glove box I need for a BMW i7?

The i7 is available in trims including eDrive50, xDrive60, and the range-topping M70 xDrive, and while the overall glove box housing is broadly the same across the range, interior finish details such as surround material or ambient lighting integration can vary by trim level. When sourcing a used part, let the breaker know your specific trim so they can match the finish as closely as possible, though the core fitment should not be affected by trim alone.

Does it matter whether the i7 is a rear-wheel-drive eDrive50 or all-wheel-drive xDrive60 when buying a used glove box?

No, the drivetrain layout has no bearing on the glove box — it is a purely interior component unaffected by whether the car is eDrive50 or xDrive60. You only need to ensure the part is from the same generation (G70) and ideally the same trim to match any finish differences.

Can I fit a used BMW i7 glove box myself, or do I need a garage?

A glove box is not a safety-critical component, so there is no technical requirement for professional fitting, and a competent home mechanic with basic tools should be able to swap it. However, if the glove box assembly incorporates a passenger airbag cover or any airbag-related components, those elements are safety-critical and must be handled by a qualified technician — confirm with the breaker exactly what is included in the unit before attempting a DIY fit.

I've been quoted a glove box from a BMW 7 Series G70 — is that the same as the i7?

Yes, the BMW i7 is built on the G70 platform and shares its bodyshell and much of its interior architecture with the combustion-engined 7 Series of the same generation, so a glove box listed as G70 7 Series should be the same part. Always confirm the exact part number and trim finish with the breaker against your registration, as interior details can differ between individual specifications.