BMW X3: which body do you have?
Compare your car with the pictures. The year you bought it is only a hint, because bodies changed at different times in different regions.
X3 (2018–2021, G01)
2018 – 2021
- European and UK cars have their own front bumper pattern: choose the vehicle specification
- Two separate kidney grilles with a chrome surround
- Hexagonal headlights and fog lamps in the lower bumper
- M Sport has larger intakes, its own rear bumper and side skirts; xLine has its own front and rear bumpers, hood pattern, side skirts and door / quarter pattern
- M40i has its own front and rear bumpers; its hood, fenders and side skirts are the M Sport ones
- Plug-in hybrid versions (xDrive30e, 2020–2021) have a charging flap in the front left fender: choose the charging-door option on hood / fender kits
- X3 M (wide body) is listed as its own body
- Not covered: X3 M (wide body, listed separately)
X3 M (2020–2021, F97, wide body)
2020 – 2021
- European and UK cars have their own front bumper pattern: choose the vehicle specification
- Wide body: flared front fenders and rear quarters, its own front and rear bumpers, side skirts and a vented hood
- Large kidney grilles and enlarged lower air intakes; fog lamps in the front corners
- X3 M and X3 M Competition share every panel
- Parking sensors and the front camera change the bumper cut-outs: choose the options that match your car
- Headlights share the standard G01 pattern
- Not covered: Standard X3 and X3 M40i (listed separately)
X3 (2022–2024, G01 LCI)
2022 – 2024
- European, UK and Asian cars have their own front bumper pattern: choose the vehicle specification
- Larger kidney grilles joined by a bridge
- Slimmer headlights
- Reshaped bumpers front and rear
- xLine has its own front and rear bumpers, hood pattern, side skirts and door / quarter pattern
- M40i shares the M Sport bumpers and side skirts but has its own hood, fender and M mirror-cap pattern
- Plug-in hybrid versions (xDrive30e) have a charging flap in the front left fender: choose the charging-door option on hood / fender kits
- Not covered: X3 M (wide body, listed separately)
X3 M (2022–2024, F97 LCI, wide body)
2022 – 2024
- European, UK and Asian cars have their own front bumper pattern: choose the vehicle specification
- Wide body with its own front and rear bumpers, side skirts and vented hood
- Slimmer LCI headlights share the standard X3 LCI pattern
- X3 M and X3 M Competition share every panel
- Rear parking sensors (4 or 6) change the rear bumper cut-outs: choose the sensor option
- Not covered: Standard X3 and X3 M40i (listed separately)
X3 (2025+, G45)
2025 onwards
- Latin American, European, Asian and UK cars have their own front bumper and hood and fender patterns: choose the vehicle specification
- Flush, illuminated kidney grille with a smooth surround
- Very flat body sides with flush door handles
- M Sport package (30 xDrive / 30e) has larger front intakes and M side skirts; Sport (no package) has its own front bumper, rear bumper and side skirts
- M50 shares the M Sport front bumper and side skirts but has its own hood, grille and rear bumper with exposed quad exhausts
- Grille cuts change with the Iconic Glow illuminated kidney grille and the front-view camera: choose both on grille kits
- Plug-in hybrid versions have a charging flap in the front left fender: choose the charging-door option on hood / fender kits
Find my fit
Tell us when and where the car was sold and we will suggest the body. You still confirm with the pictures.
BMW X3 PPF kits by body
We cut DIY pre-cut paint protection film for 5 BMW X3 bodies. A new body starts wherever the panels change shape, such as a facelift with a new bumper or lights, so a kit always matches the car it was cut for.
- X3 (2018–2021, G01) · 2018 – 2021
- X3 M (2020–2021, F97, wide body) · 2020 – 2021
- X3 (2022–2024, G01 LCI) · 2022 – 2024
- X3 M (2022–2024, F97 LCI, wide body) · 2022 – 2024
- X3 (2025+, G45) · 2025 onwards