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improve visibility in certain situations, such as at a bend or an intersection.
Adaptive lights fitted to a vehicle are lights that, instead of shining in a straight line, move with the turn of the steering wheel, helping to improve the driver's vision, especially at night. They also improve visibility in certain situations, such as bends or intersections.
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emit more light than conventional lights.
adapt their brightness to the existing visibility.
improve visibility in certain situations, such as at a bend or an intersection.
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