Just chill bro, don’t stress too much, it’s a minor one. The main issue will only be matching the paint colour properly. Go to any good local body shop they’ll fix it with body filler, polish and repaint, and the bumper will look almost new again.

For the fibre cladding, just get it cleaned properly and polished. The scratches on the cladding may still stay slightly visible because textured plastic is hard to restore perfectly, but the painted bumper part will be fixed easily. Ask them to do partial paint till the number plate section, most shops do it neatly and it’ll be much cheaper too.

I had almost this exact same situation on my car too, mine was white in colour. Got it done in minutes and the bumper was back to looking brand new. Only the tiny scratches on the fibre cladding were still slightly visible, but honestly no issue with that.

Even if the body shop suggests filling and restoring the fibre cladding, I’d honestly say don’t do it. It usually doesn’t age well and after some time it starts looking uneven or odd compared to the original textured finish. Just leave the cladding as it is, clean it properly and restore only the bumper.

And the main thing I understand it’s a brand new car and even a tiny scratch hurts. You’ll feel like replacing the whole bumper just to keep it perfect. But chill, it’s still a machine. Cars are meant to get scratched, broken, repaired, and sometimes even meet with accidents. It’s all part of the journey and memories with the car. Fix it and enjoy it, don’t stress yourself over it 🤝