@VolkswagenNews the 2022 SEL Tiguan has the hardware to use the IQ.Lights, when will VW release a service bulletin to enable the features since becoming DOT approved / legal in the USA?
@@garyatkinson5699 ruclips.net/video/5VfxdOeHQJ4/видео.htmlsi=eQm9_winT8Ar7JKy And IQ.Light test : ruclips.net/video/HN8ddyZFzwU/видео.htmlsi=9Skf0U-VGbilL4s9
@@oneonone8855 well in Slovenia in the law it actually says that you must turn off your main beams when a group of pedestrians is approaching you from the opposite direction so I guess this is one case when you have to take manual control of the main beams. But in the future it's possible that AI will detect pedestrians and turn off the main beam automatically.
Very selfish feature. Too much blinding of innocent people for not much benefit. I drive at night with low beams most of the time anyway, is this mostly for elderly/ those with sight issues?
@VolkswagenNews the 2022 SEL Tiguan has the hardware to use the IQ.Lights, when will VW release a service bulletin to enable the features since becoming DOT approved / legal in the USA?
It's just a very simple coding.
@@MeirCohen.kingbibi actually it's not. 😂
it's coding minus the simple@@MeirCohen.kingbibi
My IQ light reacts too late when a car appears. This is why i prefer turn it off manually.
whats the need for the cheeky wink at the end? hahaha
What is the light assit bit?
If anyone needs more help, I made a very detailed video on how use the IQ. light, and matrix mode
Link please
@@garyatkinson5699 ruclips.net/video/5VfxdOeHQJ4/видео.htmlsi=eQm9_winT8Ar7JKy
And IQ.Light test : ruclips.net/video/HN8ddyZFzwU/видео.htmlsi=9Skf0U-VGbilL4s9
What about pedestrians? Will IQ light disable high beam for them to prevent blindness?
Yeah, I was thinking the same too... I guess the system isn't smart enough yet so you have to turn them off manually 🤷♀️
They can just turn around their head, there's no law saying you need to turn of high beams for pedestraians.
@@oneonone8855 well in Slovenia in the law it actually says that you must turn off your main beams when a group of pedestrians is approaching you from the opposite direction so I guess this is one case when you have to take manual control of the main beams. But in the future it's possible that AI will detect pedestrians and turn off the main beam automatically.
@@oneonone8855 you're correct, it's not against the law to be an a**hole
Any idea when these will be available in North America? I see the hardware is already being installed, but the full functionality is not there.
I don't think the hardware is installed. There's a upgrades module and the lights are different
@@catinthehat5140 I know that all 23 model year GTIs have iq light
@Jason G yes, in 2022 the base model s didn't but they changed
I live in Canada and have the 2023 Taos highline and it’s got IQ lights, I also see golfs r’s and gti’s with it on the roads.
👍🏼
US Golf R needs to have full functionality unlocked by dealers
This is because these matrix lights are illegal in the US for some reason.
The NTS is in-process of approving the tech. Meanwhile you can pay to have it unlocked...
it is blinding all the Time 🤦♂️
best crap you can buy.
Very selfish feature. Too much blinding of innocent people for not much benefit. I drive at night with low beams most of the time anyway, is this mostly for elderly/ those with sight issues?
Ridiculous