Can Cars Be Modified with Xenon Lights?

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VanElaina
07/29/25 8:31pm
Directly replacing bulbs on the original vehicle is illegal, but installing only lenses is permissible. A bi-xenon lens combined with xenon lights will not affect oncoming traffic. Additional information: 1. Replacing halogen bulbs with xenon bulbs: Since the market has introduced xenon bulbs compatible with H7, H4, H3, H1, HB3, HB4, and other halogen bulbs, almost all vehicle models can use them. 2. Replacing the entire headlight assembly: This modification method primarily uses original xenon headlights, which combine xenon light sources with specially designed light distribution mirrors and reflectors, making it the most ideal modification approach. 3. Installing xenon auxiliary lights on the front or roof of the vehicle: This modification is relatively flexible. Users can select suitable products based on the vehicle's front styling and personal preferences, choose reasonable installation positions, and meet personalized needs. Xenon auxiliary lights are mainly used for high beams, with outer diameters ranging from as small as 80~90 mm to as large as 200 mm, suitable for different vehicle types such as trucks, off-road vehicles, and sedans.
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