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Tesla Model X full LED headlights

Demonstration of Tesla Model X' full LED headlights. Both low and high beams are much stronger than in the Model S.

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mastadriver commented on 10 Apr 2016
All these model X videos are kind of like yesterday news in terms of features. All of it has been around for years. I would be expecting matrix type of led headlights for the price of model X not a simple LED headlight with auto hight beam just like you can get in hyundais these days.
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mastadriver commented on 12 Apr 2016
+Will Davis I'd rather have good lights, especially in northern europe than funky doors that will see 10 recalls during the lifecycle of model x
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Will Davis commented on 12 Apr 2016
+mastadriver the companies that currently develop the matrix systems are under contract with specific automakers so it's not as simple as tesla just 'doing it' short of designing their own matrix headlights in-house or contracting a brand new supplier to work on their behalf. It's all a large investment for an aspect of the car that can quite frankly wait while more pressing issues - such as cutting down the costs of the cars overall to make them more accessible - takes precedence until EVs become more mainstream
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Guybrush Threepwood commented on 09 Apr 2016
Instant blind incoming traffic!
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Peter Scargill commented on 12 Apr 2016
+Guybrush Threepwood Nope. You can have them auto-dip. My Vauxhall has the same control (not LED) - leave them on full beam - as soon as it sees someone coming the other way - dipped.
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azalru commented on 08 Apr 2016
I hear from cnet that the Model S is getting Led lights too!
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Will Davis commented on 12 Apr 2016
+azalru it has them now according to the spec page on tesla.com
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fatboy19831 commented on 08 Apr 2016
Wow. Those are the best PRODUCTION headlights I have seen. I wonder if we get the same spec in the states.
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Kristopher Lee commented on 08 Apr 2016
+fatboy19831 He is driving in the US w/ a loaner Model X from an owner in Southern California.
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Zereniti77 commented on 08 Apr 2016
The headlights seem a bit misaligned? The high-beam has a bright spot on the right side of the road.
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sebxx commented on 10 Apr 2016
+I I suspect if it was really by design, it would be the cut-off horizontal line... not a bright spot like that.
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I commented on 08 Apr 2016
+Zereniti77 It's probably desingned like this so you don't blind the approaching traffic too much ;)
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colla 555 commented on 07 Apr 2016
Can the model X headlights finally /* model S can't */ do automatic swivel into corners/bends? Like on BMWs for example?
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Bjørn Nyland commented on 07 Apr 2016
+colla 555 It seems like the automatic mode mentioned on Teslas website about Model X only applies to the cornering lights that Model S has as well. I haven't seen any turning lights for high beam like I had on my BMW E61.
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Adrian Jektvik commented on 07 Apr 2016
De skal også kunne svinge, test gjerne!
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Bjørn Nyland commented on 07 Apr 2016
+Adrian Jektvik Da jeg testet så svingte de ikke. Det enest jeg har sett er ekstra kurvelys som slås på i nærlys-modus slik som på Model S. Det er muligens denne de refererer til på Model X også dessverre.
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Chris Thomann commented on 07 Apr 2016
Keep in mind that you probably only have the 2000 Lumen version back home and not the 3000 Lumen as they have in the US. Tesla limited the light in the EU version of the Model S to not be required to have a high pressure headlights washer system.
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sebxx commented on 10 Apr 2016
+Chris Thomann washers are usually invisible in the bumber
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NowaPlay commented on 10 Apr 2016
+Chris Thomann owww, misunderstanding sorry
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Chris Thomann commented on 10 Apr 2016
+sebxx because they designed it for the US market and not for Europe. And it looks ugly :-)
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sebxx commented on 10 Apr 2016
+Chris Thomann The real problem is why wouldnt they accept to put headlight washers?
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Chris Thomann commented on 08 Apr 2016
+Boris de Melo The problem is, that lights gets scattered by dirt on the glass. If they are too bright and not clean, they can disturb other drivers.
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Boris de Melo commented on 08 Apr 2016
+Chris Thomas You need to have lower power lights if you don't have a washer? seems backwards.
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luecu commented on 08 Apr 2016
how bad.. I think the headlights in europ are too weak.
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Chris Thomann commented on 08 Apr 2016
+luecu I think so, yes.
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luecu commented on 08 Apr 2016
+Chris Thomann i wonder if they have to limit the LED lights in EU as well?
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Chris Thomann commented on 07 Apr 2016
+NowaPlay yes. The US X is brighter, that's what we where talking about.
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NowaPlay commented on 07 Apr 2016
+Chris Thomann What ? I thought he located the US Mdel X
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Chris Thomann commented on 07 Apr 2016
+Bjørn Nyland OK then a comparison between the US X and the EU X would be nice :-)
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Bjørn Nyland commented on 07 Apr 2016
+Chris Thomann Yes, I am aware of that. But the Model X lights seem a lot better than S either way.
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