Tesla launched support for adaptive headlights in North America in June with the 2024.20 software update. However, the function set was still limited compared to what European vehicles offer. Almost ...

View post: Mitsubishi’s New Video Suggests the Pajero Is Returning—And Soon As big proponents of adaptive headlights — lights that actively dim small sections of the high-beam to provide both maximum ...

We don’t know exactly why, but we’re excited! Adaptive headlights are coming to the U.S. After nine long years of trying to convince USDOT’s NHTSA, it’s happening. Car lighting technology can finally ...

The United States may be a land of freedom and opportunity, but it is also a place with some seriously dumb laws. Take Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard 108 for example, which legally prevents ...

Adaptive driving beam (ADB) headlights, also known as smart headlights, can shine more light onto the road ahead without blinding the drivers of oncoming cars. But until now, an outdated federal ...

Sealed-beam headlights were a staple of cars from the 1940s, and they were even required by law. So why did automakers move ...

The first headlights to adorn automobiles weren’t all that much better than squinting real hard and hoping any cows in the road had the good sense to move out of your way. The dim light cast by early ...

Ford may be developing more advanced headlights that point where the driver is looking Opel, when owned by GM, was working on similar technology in 2015 U.S. headlight laws are just now changing to ...

Night driving in the United States has quietly turned into a high‑beam staring contest. Drivers […] ...

If you stick with stereotypes, America is the land of the free, and Europe is where excessive regulation stifles innovation. But with one key bit of automotive safety tech, the inverse was true.