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 ...

14 Apr 2025, 11:00 UTC · By: Cristian Agatie // Tesla Spring Release software update introduces adaptive headlights for all alongside blind spot camera, navigation improvements, and pillar camera ...

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 ...

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.

The new Audi e-tron Sportback will get the company's digital matrix LED headlamps Europe gets the same lights, but with more functionality NHTSA has yet to rule on using the full capability in the ...

In case you didn’t know, headlight technology has been steadily advancing for quite some time. If you’ve only noticed headlamps getting brighter, well, you probably live in the United States, where ...

AFS stands for adaptive front-lighting system, or headlights that swivel in the direction a vehicle is turning to illuminate more of the road where the vehicle is heading instead of straight ahead.

LED matrix headlights aren’t legal in the U.S., but they may be allowed soon. If a recent National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) proposal becomes law, federal regulations will permit ...

View post: Honda Element Reportedly Coming Back As A Hybrid To Fight The Ford Bronco Sport—Here’s What It Could Look Like As big proponents of adaptive headlights — lights that actively dim small ...

The upcoming launch of the Made-in-Germany (MIG) Tesla Model Y might bring tons of innovations to Tesla vehicles (not only the new batteries, which are the key point). During the Giga Fest at the ...

It all started with Gran Turismo. From those early PlayStation days, Sean was drawn to anything with four wheels. Prior to joining the Roadshow team, he was a freelance contributor for Motor Authority ...