[DoraemonRT]

https://www.google.com/amp/www.nydailynews.com/amp/autos/news/nhtsa-advanced-adaptive-laser-headlights-regulations-article-1.4043781

I know that the anti glare option was disabled for the US market because of NHTSA from the past. But since it changed, I hope that bmw will do the right thing and enable that feature for free.

[Poon Stick]

Not likely... when they can use that feature to sell new model cars

[IK6SPEED]

Originally Posted by DoraemonRT

https://www.google.com/amp/www.nydailynews.com/amp/autos/news/nhtsa-advanced-adaptive-laser-headlights-regulations-article-1.4043781

I know that the anti glare option was disabled for the US market because of NHTSA from the past. But since it changed, I hope that bmw will do the right thing and enable that feature for free.

Clearly you did not read beyond the headline:

“While Audi, BMW, Toyota, and more already have the technology, don’t expect to see it on U.S. roads until at least a few years down the line, as the headlights will still have to go through testing to be approved, and it will take some time to fit them to U.S. production-spec vehicles.”

[DoraemonRT]

Originally Posted by IK6SPEED

Clearly you did not read beyond the headline:

“While Audi, BMW, Toyota, and more already have the technology, don’t expect to see it on U.S. roads until at least a few years down the line, as the headlights will still have to go through testing to be approved, and it will take some time to fit them to U.S. production-spec vehicles.”

yeah, your right, i got too excited but some articles is stating that theres a proposal to amend it soon.

[chhappy7]

But this is just by default, right? Iirc, for certain cars with the right hardware, you can just enable the auto high beam option. I believe a co worker of mine had it coded in.