LEDs — light-emitting diodes — are nothing new to the automotive world. A number of models feature LED taillights, but the bright, tiny lights could soon be moving up to the all-important headlight.

The 2015 Mercedes-Benz CLS-Class arrived in June 2014 packing a host of innovative features, none arguably more impressive than Mercedes’ new MULTIBEAM LED headlights. The highly advanced lighting ...

Boslla RGB - World's Brightest LED Headlight With RGB DRL The headlights on your vehicle are one of the most important parts when it comes to safety, but rarely are they even thought about. Unless ...

Classic cars work far better than you think. Yes, they require a little more engagement and critical thinking skills to operate than modern cars that make life cushy and inconsequential. But the ...

Plug-and-play LED replacements for halogen headlight bulbs are a popular car mod. LEDs often look brighter than incandescent lights, but "looks brighter" and "illuminates better" are not the same ...

LED technology will power 20% of light vehicle front headlights by 2030, from just 2% in 2015, according to the latest headlight fitment forecasts by just-auto’s research unit, QUBE. The LED headlamp ...

When you turn down a dark country road and flick on your high beams, it’s like throwing open the curtains on a sunny afternoon after reading by candlelight. Signs glow, potholes jump out, and suddenly ...

Considering their prevalence today, it’s easy to forget that just five years ago we saw our first set of LED headlights on a production vehicle. Even back then car makers were putting LEDs on concept ...

Every new car registered for highway use in America comes with headlights. Some get LED headlights, some get high-intensity-discharge headlights, some get halogen headlights, and some get a mix of the ...

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It would probably surprise no one to know that Ford had a lighting expert, John Teodecki, working extensively on the new segment-first LED headlights ready to debut on the coming 2015 Ford F-150.