LARTE Design has unveiled a new exterior styling kit for the facelifted BMW X6, aimed squarely at owners who want to sharpen the look of the SUV without deviating too far from the original BMW design. It’s called the LARTE Performance Light Package and was developed specifically for the BMW X6 G06 LCI, which will be produced between 2023 and 2026.
Rather than pursuing extremes, according to LARTE Design, this project was shaped by direct feedback from X6 owners who felt the LCI model left room for subtle visual refinement. The goal wasn’t to reinvent the car, but rather to tighten its proportions, clean up the lower bodywork and create definition where the redesigned X6 can seem visually heavy – particularly at the front and rear.
Development took place in Germany and followed a fairly traditional OEM-like process. LARTE used full 3D vehicle scans, clay modeling to fine-tune proportions, CAD design and premium surface finishing before beginning production. According to the company, the idea was to align everything with the factory geometry and mounting points so that the package could integrate cleanly without compromising everyday usability.
A more aggressive front end
At the front, the most noticeable change is a new two-piece splitter developed exclusively for the LCI model. The modular design adds structure and definition to the front end while allowing LARTE to update or customize the design later. Along the sides, multi-part aprons visually lower the car and create a more continuous lower beltline, connecting the front and back more neatly than with standard equipment.
At the back, the package includes a redesigned rear diffuser that is compatible with the factory exhaust tips. It also features LARTE’s signature vertical brake light elements integrated into a compact layout to balance appearance with practical aspects such as shipping and installation.
Material selection is a key factor in the flexibility of the package. Buyers can choose prepreg carbon fiber or painted basalt composite, allowing for everything from a high-contrast carbon look to a true-to-original body-color finish. LARTE says this approach reflects how owners actually use their cars – some want a statement, others want something that looks manufactured but is better thought out. According to the tuning company, each part is assembled by hand, checked for fit and prepared in reinforced wooden boxes for worldwide delivery.
The full lighting package includes a front splitter, side skirts, rear diffuser, vertical brake lights, rear bumper panels and ailerons, front fender inserts and a choice of carbon or painted finishes. The installation is supported by LARTE’s authorized partners and the company says orders placed soon can be delivered before Christmas.
Ultimately, it’s not about making the X6 louder or more extreme. Instead, it’s a subtle makeover aimed at owners who appreciate clean design and want the redesigned X6 to feel more elegant. And since it’s already such a strange car, these subtle changes make it even more interesting.
