AutoTecknic Bright Red Audio Volume Button - BMW F95 X5M / F96 X6M (2020-2023)
Your X5M or X6M cockpit is built around performance. The volume button is one of the few parts you touch every single drive, and from the factory it blends right in. Give it a hit of red that looks like it belongs.
The AutoTecknic bright red audio volume button is a direct replacement for the factory volume button on the 2020-2023 BMW F95 X5M and F96 X6M. It is made from precision ABS with a UV and scratch-resistant clear coat, and it comes in gloss or satin finish.
A Red Audio Volume Button That Still Lights Up Like Factory
The red finish is laser-etched, not painted over. That is the same technique BMW uses on its OEM buttons, so the backlight passes through cleanly at night exactly as the factory designed it. The result is a button that looks right with the cabin lights on or off, and a clear coat that resists fading in direct sun and holds up to daily contact.
What's Included
- 1x AutoTecknic bright red audio volume button (gloss or satin finish)
- Install pry kit, if selected as an add-on
Key Features
- Direct OEM replacement, no modifications required
- Laser-etched finish, backlight illuminates cleanly like factory
- Bright red interior accent in Gloss (ATK-BM-0041-GR) or Satin (ATK-BM-0041-SR)
- Precision ABS construction
- UV and scratch-resistant clear coat
- For vehicles with iDrive 7
Vehicle Fitment
Fits pre-LCI models with iDrive 7:
- BMW X5M / F95 (2020-2023): X5M and X5M Competition
- BMW X6M / F96 (2020-2023): X6M and X6M Competition
The 2024 and newer LCI X5M and X6M moved to iDrive 8.5 and may not be compatible. Check your model year and iDrive version before ordering.
Installation Notes
A simple swap with no wiring. Use a plastic pry tool so you do not mark the center console trim. The optional install pry kit covers this.
- Carefully pry the factory volume button off with a plastic pry tool.
- Line up the AutoTecknic red button and press it into place.
- Check that the button turns, presses, and backlights correctly.
