First available in the early 2000s, adaptive headlights are designed to light up the roadway around a corner or over a hill when driving in low-light conditions such as dusk, sunrise, or during the night. Vehicles with adaptive headlights are equipped with sensors that detect the degree to which a vehicle is turning a corner or ascending a hill and then direct small motors attached to the headlights to turn the beams to the left, right, up, or down according to the direction of the vehicle.
Brain on Board
Your brain is your vehicle's most important safety feature.
