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The G-Class has two main generations to be aware of: the long-running W463 (1989–2018) and the current W463A (2018–present), which was a full redesign with a completely new interior. A glove box from within the same generation is your best starting point, but whether a specific used unit crosses the 2018 boundary is something you should confirm with the breaker against your registration, as interior changes within the W463 run can also affect fitment.
Yes, all variants of the Mercedes-Benz G-Class are fitted with a glove box as standard — this is a full-size SUV with a conventional interior regardless of engine or drivetrain, so there are no variants that lack one. You can search with confidence knowing the part exists on your vehicle.
No — the engine and drivetrain do not affect glove box fitment on the G-Class. All G-Class models share the same basic interior structure within a given generation, so a petrol, diesel, or AMG-engined car can all use the same glove box unit as long as the generation matches.
The AMG variants (such as the G63 AMG) can have different interior trim finishes — for example, carbon fibre or piano black inserts — compared to standard trim levels, so a glove box lid or surround may look visually different even if the underlying housing fits. Functionally, units from the same generation are likely compatible, but confirm trim-specific finishing details with the breaker before buying to avoid an obvious mismatch.
This crosses the major generational boundary between the W463 (up to 2018) and the fully redesigned W463A (from 2018 onwards), which brought an entirely new interior layout. A 2019 glove box is very unlikely to fit a 2015 car, and you should make clear to the breaker which generation yours is so they can supply the correct part.
The G-Class has been offered in both 3-door and 5-door body styles over its history, though for most of the modern era the 5-door is the predominant variant in the UK. The glove box is a dashboard-mounted part and is not directly affected by door count, but confirm with the breaker using your registration to be certain your specific vehicle's dashboard specification is matched.