Adaptive Xenon Headlight Demonstration BMW 135i

A quick demo of the adaptive HID headlights on a 2008 BMW 135i convertible. Everything is factory stock.

Category:

Autos & Vehicles

Tags:

• BMW 135i
• convertible
• cold start
• test drive
• twin turbo
• N54
• N55
• 335i
• Xenon headlights
• HID
• adaptive headlights
• self-leveling headlights

[ellusionistninja]

I used to have a 328i and the xenon headlights were amazing. i could see everything on the road. do you happen to know what kelvin those HIDs are on your BMW?

[crooner12]

@ellusionistninja They're stock HID's, so probably 4500K-5000K...I don't remember.

[fayez4life]

I like your voice :) 

[xdragosx]

on lhd cars when parked the lights only move to the right , so that if you stopped on the left side of the road and forgot the turn off low beams and the steering wheel is turned to the left you wont blind the incoming traffic

[kforcekforce]

havent you take a video front of your car, from outside to see what it looks like?

[jjlicious1]

Very good, the reason they didn't turn and to be honest I don't know why they did at all is because BMW's use cornering lights. At speed of I think under 20 MPH on a 1 series the bright on either side comes on according to which way you turn the wheel.

[RADBeamTechSB2]

It's good to have a creative and informative demo... to share the idea. So more people will get to know this. Keep up the good work. I am also sharing something new.

[gazo59]

Hi crooner, nothings new, I remember this from the 60's ;-)

See Citroen DS pallas spot commercial 1968 on youtube.

The BMW 135i is a nice car, I like the back end over the old 116i