My 2012 VW Touareg TDI Sport has adaptive front lighting and I've found it to be outstanding in all driving conditions. In fact, they improve visibility so much that I feel all new motor vehicles should have a similar system as a minimum requirement to pass safety testing.
My car has LED lighitng like this, the cornering and bend lighting is priceless. There are also no hot spots, very even ligh with a sharp cutoff to prevent blinding of pedestrians or oncoming traffic. It shuts off segments as I approach oncoming traffic.
I have a 2016 Jetta GLI SEL with this. It sounds gimmicky but it is incredible. I used to be stressed when driving any other car during heavy rain or at high speeds on country roads. Now It's a non issue. This will be a must have on any future car for me.
My Lexus RX have this system and it works perfect in corners since 11years now !! i never will understand why Lexus let down this great system from the 2015 model on !!
help , i have a bi-xenon headlights with auto leveling regulation without AFS and Led and broke 1 headlight so , now i buy the same headlights with AFS and led , i have the ballastfor the D3s lamp and the AFS module , do i have to change or anything more product for this works ?? thank's
how speed controls the light?....please provide a logic for this ...and also how vertical swivelling works?.....which sensor detects the uphill or down hill movement of the vehicle and also what is the out put from the sensor??
I know if the headlights get damaged they're expensive to change but don't get a head of yourself my golf has it and sure it can be tricky to get to the bulbs (modern cars are a bit cramped) but you're still just changing a bulb :)
This is a ridiculously unneeded technology that costs too much to fix when the sensor on the suspension breaks. Impressive engineering, but impractical for the average driver who doesn’t want to spend $500 to replace the suspension sensors
My 12 year old Lexus AFS works like the first day I bought it. Very practical if you work early in the morning(like me) in pitch black darkness and have to drive through a rural area on the way.
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My 2012 VW Touareg TDI Sport has adaptive front lighting and I've found it to be outstanding in all driving conditions. In fact, they improve visibility so much that I feel all new motor vehicles should have a similar system as a minimum requirement to pass safety testing.
My car has LED lighitng like this, the cornering and bend lighting is priceless. There are also no hot spots, very even ligh with a sharp cutoff to prevent blinding of pedestrians or oncoming traffic. It shuts off segments as I approach oncoming traffic.
I have a 2016 Jetta GLI SEL with this. It sounds gimmicky but it is incredible. I used to be stressed when driving any other car during heavy rain or at high speeds on country roads. Now It's a non issue. This will be a must have on any future car for me.
My Lexus RX have this system and it works perfect in corners since 11years now !! i never will understand why Lexus let down this great system from the 2015 model on !!
Nice work!
Thank you :)
Nice explanation
help , i have a bi-xenon headlights with auto leveling regulation without AFS and Led and broke 1 headlight so , now i buy the same headlights with AFS and led , i have the ballastfor the D3s lamp and the AFS module , do i have to change or anything more product for this works ?? thank's
We have this on our new car its amazing how it works
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How are different modes switched automatically? Mainly on speed?
Speed, steering, GPS but mainly using the front windshield camera.
Do they have a kit to fit a 2014 Chevy Cruise?
is it possible to get this system on a mazda 6 FROM 2005
Is this what kia sorento in Australia uses?
What's the music from the background called ?
old technologies used by Lexus in 2004 in the ls430
I have this in a vw golf 2013, everything works except the town/country/rain light
how speed controls the light?....please provide a logic for this ...and also how vertical swivelling works?.....which sensor detects the uphill or down hill movement of the vehicle and also what is the out put from the sensor??
No, it does not work like that. Its work great in laboratory.
How close is this Hella system to that of the AFS 1 system on Audi's?
Audi's system is based on this but way more advanced ;)
For wath cars ist available the sistem i have 2015 accent hiunday
Does my bmw e91 2010 have it?
How to move headlight inside the car? I mean which mechanism using?
there are different methods, either move the bulb, move he lens or both. there are also systems that use some servo driven prism
would I have to request a Loan , if a single bulb ends its life cycle ?
nope, you will need a small mortgage for this mate :)
The bulbs are either halogen H7 or xenon bulbs nothing expensive....
I have this system in my golf, works great!
abd bach Surely this system, it's not as simple as just changing a bulb
I know if the headlights get damaged they're expensive to change but don't get a head of yourself my golf has it and sure it can be tricky to get to the bulbs (modern cars are a bit cramped) but you're still just changing a bulb :)
abd bach this are not regular Bulbs this are LEDs modern cars no longer use bulbs, even the Interior lights of my car are LEDs
Is this also us Ford?
My lexus dont have it :(
My 2011 lexus rx 270 does have it!!!
My 2010 RX450H has it
My 2008 rx350 has it.
Bonjour
Bmw ( e6x series 2002
Only from German ingenuity.
Citroen was doing it in the 60's
Afs don thave mean💀
This is a ridiculously unneeded technology that costs too much to fix when the sensor on the suspension breaks. Impressive engineering, but impractical for the average driver who doesn’t want to spend $500 to replace the suspension sensors
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That’s nothing compared to $1500 so be glad 500 is reasonable
My 12 year old Lexus AFS works like the first day I bought it. Very practical if you work early in the morning(like me) in pitch black darkness and have to drive through a rural area on the way.