BMW iX xDrive50 headlights test

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11:30 The people that live there are gonna be like "That frickin Bjorn!!! blinding us with his high beam test very other day!!!"

mrmuds

The hotspot you mentioned in the video that turned and got brighter was the laser module activating. These headlights don't swivel with the steering wheel and only the laser module does. And yes, these are different to the I4 lights and are the newest iteration of BMW's laser lights :)

andrisbacanu

My experience also is that these lights are really good. Peculiar thing with laser boost activation only from 60 km/h. The other complaint I have is the lack of high beams above 90 km/h when there is street lighting. The ID.4 does that.

eirik

Man. the guy in front of you was tailing very hard!! What a maniac! ;)
Impressive side lights BTW

sylvainsauvage

I was speeding, because it was very dark, Officer.

Stawski_d

One day that farmer is going to think (in Norwegian) "maybe I should get an electric car..."
<some time later>
" That's the f#cker who flashes our bedroom!! That's him!"
🤣

ObserverDingue

I wish our cars here in the US having the adaptive light function enabled.

Racedoc

Why don't it dim down towards reflective signs? VW Passat does this on the facelift with their IQ light. (I assume the ID family does the same)

MightyCalves

Couple of hours after you eat a big, spicy burrito: 0:50

georgeti

I remember reading an article a few years ago about Porsche developing Laser headlights for its Lemans prototype racing cars. The Porsche version of the laser lights apparently ran powerful lasers through a special type of prism lens that would convert the laser light into a usable beam (visible by humans) that was significantly brighter than what can be generated by conventional LED lights. I remember racing driver Mark Webber commented that he was astonished by the difference when the laser lights would kick on. I am assuming that these BMW laser headlights work on the same principle….

kiwid

Hay Bjørn.
The headlights
1) iX
2) Polestar
😉

gianlucamucciarelli

Hi björn modern cars have different lights for different roads for example, highway light they activate at 110 km / h and it also uses gps data so that the car can decide what lights are needed.

blummiiii

Are BMW laser lights worth extra money, comparing to their standard LEDs? Like for example in i4, or iX3?

killim

These lights are ace. Can you do a Tesla comparo side by side?

The big problem here is Tesla is a US manufacturer and US FMVSS regs are very backwards with respect to lighting. They always have been. So Tesla lights are poor as they don’t develop for other countries. Hopefully Giga Berlin will start to correct this and we will get lights that reflect the “tech leader” image they project.

ruaraidhmcdonald-walker

This must have been before the swedish moose incident ? No miracle with low beam. I remember à few years ago mercedes had something like infrared vision on the screen. Was it a prototype or an option ? Could be a real good solution sometimes.

benoit