Can Automatic Headlights Adjust Between High and Low Beams?

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Automatic headlights do not adjust between high and low beams because they only rely on sunlight sensors to determine the brightness of the surrounding environment and cannot analyze real-time changes in the surrounding conditions to select between high and low beams. If you want the automatic headlights to control the high beams, you need to push the combination light switch forward to the high beam position. Here is some additional information: Automatic headlights, also known as automatic headlamps, are equipped with a light-sensitive control system installed by some manufacturers for the convenience of drivers. When the light-sensitive control system detects that the external light intensity is greater or less than a certain value, the car's headlights will automatically turn on or off.