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Process Development of Automotive Lighting
Automotive lighting covers all lights around the perimeter of a motorized vehicle. This can be a car, or truck, or a motorcycle. Automotive lighting is required by law, and there are rigid regulations that must be fulfilled in order for any light function to be road-legal.
In addition to the necessity, exterior lights are also considered the jewelry of a car, as lights have evolved from purely technical elements on a car to design highlights that serve as a brand identifier or create a distinct look and catch your the eye on the road.
Major types of automotive lightings
Automotive lighting cover the front, rear, and sides of a vehicle, although some special functions may be on the roof as well. For the two main purposes of illumination and signaling, various lighting functions are defined by law in their photometric requirements, position, size, color of light, and many more aspects.
- Low beam headlamp (passing beam)
- High beam headlamp (driving beam)
- Front fog headlamp
- Daytime running light (DRL)
- Turn indicator
- Front position lamp
