Too bad that after all of the beautiful LED lighting that come equipped with this car, it still has halogen high beams and turn signals. Very out of place.
Vinnie Vierra I agree especially because every other light is an LED on the car except for those two, and because the back turn signals are LED’s as well. It would save battery if all of them were LED’s. The post-refresh i3 has LED high beams and turn signals in the front.
They probably had to disable the adaptive leds that has the high beam that is adaptive, and create a work around with halogens high. Meaning it can’t react to oncoming cars… due to the ancient D.O.T. Rules bmw laser lights are also not allowed.. also at the back it has fog lights that are disabled as well. It’s an European thing
@@random-videos Yeah, that would probably make more sense. The i3 has lots of great features in Europe that aren't available in the US. I still think they could've installed regular LED high beams even if they weren't adaptive, since plenty of other vehicles from this time period had them.
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Too bad that after all of the beautiful LED lighting that come equipped with this car, it still has halogen high beams and turn signals. Very out of place.
Vinnie Vierra I agree especially because every other light is an LED on the car except for those two, and because the back turn signals are LED’s as well. It would save battery if all of them were LED’s. The post-refresh i3 has LED high beams and turn signals in the front.
They probably had to disable the adaptive leds that has the high beam that is adaptive, and create a work around with halogens high. Meaning it can’t react to oncoming cars… due to the ancient D.O.T. Rules bmw laser lights are also not allowed.. also at the back it has fog lights that are disabled as well. It’s an European thing
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@@random-videos Yeah, that would probably make more sense. The i3 has lots of great features in Europe that aren't available in the US. I still think they could've installed regular LED high beams even if they weren't adaptive, since plenty of other vehicles from this time period had them.