Can a Car Pass Annual Inspection with Modified Xenon Headlights?
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Car modified with xenon headlights can pass the annual inspection, but the light intensity must not exceed the specified limit. The luminous intensity of xenon headlights ranges between 4000K and 6000K, which is far higher than the regulatory requirements. Xenon headlights must be equipped with lenses to reduce intensity; otherwise, the brightness of xenon headlights is like staring directly at the sun, posing a significant threat to other drivers and pedestrians. Additionally, because the light penetration capability of xenon headlights is relatively poor, if dust or mud adheres to the headlights, it can cause refraction and dispersion of light, affecting other drivers and pedestrians. Moreover, the penetration of xenon headlights is relatively weak, and dust can impact their illumination effectiveness. Therefore, vehicles equipped with xenon headlights must have headlight cleaning devices.