In recent years, research on Vehicle-to-Everything (V2X) collaborative perception algorithms mainly focuses on the fusion of intermediate features from LiDAR point clouds. Since the emergence of excellent single-vehicle visual perception mod els like BEVFormer, collaborative perception schemes based on camera and late-fusion have become feasible approaches. This paper proposes a V2X-collaborative 3D object detection structure in Bird’s Eye View (BEV) space, based on global non-maximum suppression and late-fusion (V2X-BGN), and conducts experiments on the V2X-Set dataset. Focusing on complex road conditions with extreme occlusion, the paper compares the camera-based algorithm with the LiDAR-based algorithm, validating the effectiveness of pure visual solutions in the collaborative 3D object detection task. Additionally, this paper highlights the complementary potential of camera-based and LiDAR-based approaches and the importance of object to-ego vehicle distance in the collaborative 3D object detection task.