LED headlights last much longer than halogen and HID bulbs, and most advertise at least 30,000 hours of life, which adds up to around twenty years of life if used an average of four hours per night.

More and more car models now have LED headlights compared to traditional ones.“Some data shows it could be ten times brighter,” said Natalia Chekhovskaya, executive director of advanced ...

LED headlights are pretty common, but some new cars still come with older tech. So, what is an LED headlight, and should you ...

Having a solid pair of LED headlights can transform the look of your car and visibility. They beat traditional stock headlights, and even upgraded halogens. This is due to having a higher lumen ...

LED headlight bulbs are becoming more commonly used by luxury automakers such as Audi, BMW, and Mercedes-Benz. You may be using LED bulbs at home, which deliver equal or better lighting with lower ...

From BMWs to Mazdas, car headlights are brighter than ever. LED lights and safety ratings can explain why. Bright headlights can make it easier for drivers to see the road.

Over the last decade, LED headlights have made their way from luxury models to everyday cars — and for good reason. Traditional halogen bulbs, the long-time standard, just can't keep up in terms ...

Audi started the trend in 2004 with LED daytime running lights, but the first car to have LED headlights was the 2007 Lexus LS 600h. The 2008 Audi R8 followed with an all-LED setup: ...

Headlights approved in Europe, US may OK in a year or two Lights can personalize car's appearance System can use 3 to 40 LEDs, Your next car’s headlights could be brighter and more focused ...

Audi made LED running lights its signature style in the mid-to-late 2000s, but some years before, BMW created its own signature—angel eyes. The E39 got a mid-cycle refresh in 2001, and with it ...

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In 1967, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration demanded all US car headlights have a mandatory “high” and “low” beam. Unfortunately, that “negates these smart headlights.