Can the Mazda Pop-up Headlights MX5 be Driven on Roads in China?

[ColinLee]

Mazda pop-up headlights MX5 cannot be driven on roads in China. The management of automobiles in China is very strict, with laws and regulations restricting car designs, and the playful pop-up headlight design is prohibited. Currently, vehicles with pop-up headlights are not allowed on the roads, and the production of such vehicles has been banned in China. The following are the reasons why pop-up headlights are banned in China: 1. To protect pedestrian safety, as pop-up headlights often cause parts to scatter upon impact, posing a danger to pedestrians; 2. In the event of a collision with a pedestrian, the pedestrian may be knocked down and then hit by the pop-up headlights, causing secondary injuries; 3. The design of pop-up headlights does not conform to aerodynamics, increasing wind resistance; 4. Pop-up headlights are prone to jamming after prolonged use, leading to uneven opening on both sides, which can be dangerous while driving; 5. The demand for pop-up headlights among customers has gradually declined, and even without the ban, they would eventually be phased out.