What are the differences between halogen headlights and xenon headlights?
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Compared to LED lights, xenon lights are more focused. The advantages and disadvantages of xenon lights are as follows: Advantages of xenon lights: Xenon lights are three times brighter than halogen lights, significantly improving visibility during nighttime and foggy driving conditions. Xenon lights emit more than twice the luminous flux of halogen lights, and the efficiency of converting electrical energy into light energy is also more than 70% higher than that of halogen lights. Therefore, xenon lights have a higher energy density and illumination intensity. The increased brightness of car headlights effectively expands the visual range in front of the vehicle, creating safer driving conditions. Disadvantages of xenon lights: Xenon headlights are less penetrating than halogen lights in rainy or foggy weather, so it is best to retain two halogen headlights for use in heavy fog, in combination with fog lights. Poor focus. Delay effect.