BMW High Beam Assistant How To
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- Опубліковано 14 жов 2024
- Automatic high beams do exactly as advertised - they’re forward-oriented lights that turn brighter and dimmer automatically, depending on the other vehicles and available light on the road.
Car manufacturers tout this automatic function as being equal if not superior to manual control.
“It does it for you and it’s very quick to respond,” says Chris Tubbe, an engineer and regulatory affairs manager at Toyota Canada. “There’s never been a situation where I’ve been driving and thought it was too slow.”
Automatic high-beam systems depend on a forward-looking camera mounted in the rearview mirror. The camera detects various forms of lights - including headlights, tail lights and ambient light from cities. The system then crunches that information to determine when to have the high beams on.
Rather than flicking them on and off manually, the driver can opt to put their high beams on automatic by pushing a button on their dashboard or steering wheel, at which point the system takes over.
If the camera sees headlights approaching or tail lights getting closer, it shuts the high beams down. The beams flick on again on their own once those lights are gone.
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Can you adjust the sensitivity of the high beam assistant? I often find that I'd like to use high beams during the dusk but the the assistant works only when it's totally dark.🤔
Why I don’t have assistance button on x4 2021?
Your car doesn’t come fitted with the cameras and sensors required for this function
In other words pay up
Yeah but i see regular cars with it it should of come with one
@@asankovlogs you have to understand that techy/gimmicky features like this are usually an option. If you see other cars with it it means that the owner paid for it. I had to pay £1000 extra for the adaptive led headlights in my 2021 545e. Remember that there is no free lunch.
Will I be able to get this on my m135i if only extra
Why would anyone pay for that? It comes standard on BMW!
It’s part of the visibility package in Ireland. Extra. Not standard. That’s on the new face-lifted 3 series.