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BMW 6 Series F13 Buttons and Controls

The 6 Series F13 coupe plays on two levels: the power of its engines and the refinement expected from a grand GT. Upgrading the BMW 6 Series F13 buttons and controls is about refining that cockpit for the long haul, where your hands return again and again over hundreds of miles.

All at 29,00 €.

The chassis code is on your vehicle registration document. It alone determines compatibility: two vehicles of the same model may not take the same parts depending on their year and phase.

Refining the cockpit of a BMW grand coupe

The F13 features a spacious and refined interior, but the factory controls are starting to show their age: uneven backlighting, faded markings, buttons that respond less crisply. Addressing the center tunnel buttons or window controls brings back consistency to a cabin that deserves better than worn-out switches.

The M Performance spirit can also come through inside. Certain sport-styled controls echo the identity of the M6 lineup without modifying the bodywork or the main instrument cluster, and quietly transform how the console looks on every drive.

Choosing the right buttons and controls for the 6 Series F13

The 6 Series in F13 generation evolved throughout its production run, with notable iDrive updates and equipment variants. The chassis code on your registration document lets you pinpoint your exact factory configuration and avoid any connector or housing incompatibility.

Key criteria to confirm: the installation area (door panel, center console, dashboard), whether the button integrates additional functions (seat memory, rear sunshade, drive mode), and whether the backlighting matches the rest of the instrument panel. The BMW 6 Series F13 buttons and controls available here cover the main areas of the cabin.

Are F13 controls interchangeable with those of other BMWs from the same era?

Partially. BMW shares a common platform across several F-Series models, but the door panels, iDrive console, and certain modules have formats specific to the 6 Series. A button designed for an F10 (5 Series) may look identical but not clip correctly into an F13 housing. Always rely on the explicit "6 Series F13" designation on the product page and, when in doubt, on the chassis code from your registration document.

30-day returns accepted if the part does not match your vehicle.