Second Hand BMW X6 Fog Light

Fog lights were fitted to many BMW X6 variants across all generations, though they were not always standard on every trim level — some lower-spec cars left the factory without front fog lights at all. If your X6 doesn't currently have fog lights, it may have blank covers in the bumper rather than lights, so check whether your car was actually fitted with them before ordering. A breaker can confirm against your registration whether your specific car had fog lights as original equipment.

The BMW X6 has run across three generations: the E71 (2008–2014), the F16 (2014–2019), and the G06 (2020 onwards). Generation is the most important fitment factor, as the front end — including bumpers, grilles, and fog lights — differs significantly between each. Always match the fog light to the correct generation for your car.

The E71 X6 received a facelift in 2012, which brought updates to the front bumper and light clusters, so pre-facelift (2008–2012) and post-facelift (2012–2014) fog lights may not be directly interchangeable. You should confirm with the breaker whether the specific part they have matches your facelift or pre-facelift specification, quoting your registration. Assuming they swap across the 2012 boundary without checking could leave you with a part that doesn't fit correctly.

On the F16 X6 (2014–2019), trim level does not fundamentally alter fog light fitment as the same generation platform and front-end structure is shared. That said, M Sport models sometimes feature a different bumper design with different fog light apertures or bezels compared to standard Sport or xLine trims, so there can be cosmetic differences in the surround even if the light unit itself is similar. Confirm the exact bumper spec with the breaker against your registration to make sure the part matches your car's front end.

No — engine type has no bearing on fog light fitment for the BMW X6, as the front-end panels and lighting are shared across petrol and diesel variants within the same generation and facelift period. You can safely disregard the donor car's engine when sourcing a fog light, provided the generation and facelift period match your own car.

A 2013 X6 is a late E71 (post-facelift), while a 2015 X6 is an F16, meaning these are two completely different generations with different front-end designs — they will not be compatible. You need to source a fog light from another E71, specifically a post-facelift car from the 2012–2014 period, to have the best chance of a correct match. Confirm with the breaker against your registration to make sure the part is from the right facelift era.