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Yes, the X-Class is a conventional pickup truck cab and does have a glove box fitted as standard across all variants. It was produced in a single generation from 2017 to 2020, when Mercedes-Benz discontinued the model, and the glove box is a standard interior fitment throughout that run.
The X-Class ran as a single generation (2017–2020) with no major facelift that affected interior parts, so a 2017 unit should be compatible with a 2019 vehicle in principle. That said, confirm with the breaker against your registration to be certain there are no minor running-change differences between the specific cars involved.
The X-Class was sold in Pure, Progressive, and Power trim levels in the UK, and trim level can affect interior finish and materials, so the glove box surround or lid colour and texture may differ visually between trims. Functionally the unit should fit, but for a tidy match aim to source from the same trim level as your vehicle, and confirm any part number differences with the breaker against your registration.
No — the glove box is a pure interior fitment and is not affected by whether your X-Class has the 220d, 250d, 350d, or which drive variant it is. Any X-Class glove box from the same generation (2017–2020) should be physically interchangeable regardless of engine or drivetrain.
The X-Class was sold exclusively as a double-cab pickup throughout its UK production run (2017–2020), so there is no body-style variation to worry about when sourcing a replacement glove box. Confirm with the breaker that the part comes from an X-Class and not a related Nissan Navara, as the two share a platform but interior parts are not the same.
A glove box is a non-safety-critical interior trim part, so fitting it yourself is generally straightforward and does not require professional installation. Make sure the replacement unit includes any catches, hinges, or dampers that your original had, as these are sometimes missing from salvaged parts — confirm with the breaker what is included before you buy.