Does a higher actual wattage of a bulb make it brighter?

[MariaRose]

Bulbs with higher actual wattage are brighter. Here is some relevant information about power: Power and fuel consumption: There is no difference in engine hardware; different performance levels are achieved by adjusting ECU data, combined with variations in vehicle configurations to position the car differently. Turbocharged engines can control the turbocharger via the ECU to achieve different boost pressures, making it relatively easy to reduce power by lowering the boost pressure. Typically, such engines are designed for high power, and reducing the power does not compromise reliability. However, for purely low-power engines without optimization, fuel consumption is generally no different from high-power versions. Differences between high and low power: High and low-power versions also differ in valve timing structures. Low-power versions, for better fuel economy, are equipped with a dual-cycle system. Simply put, by adjusting the valve timing structure, some power is sacrificed at low RPMs to achieve better fuel efficiency, which high-power versions do not have. This may also affect many supporting systems, such as cooling system pipelines, cooling fans, engine motors, and turbos.