When we think about the onward march of automotive technology, headlights aren’t usually the first thing that come to mind. Engines, fuel efficiency, and the switch to electric power are all more ...

We've been told that LED headlamps are the way of the future -- but headlamps powered by lasers? While it sounds like something out of a sci-fi universe, it's actually grounded in reality. In fact, ...

BMW hints that a new concept car it will unveil during CES 2015 in Las Vegas will make use of computer-controlled laser headlights and organic LED tail lights. Wayne Cunningham reviews cars and writes ...

BMW will be the first manufacturer to offer laser headlights in a production car, but it won’t be the only carmaker to do so. This fall, BMW plans to release its new i8 plug-in hybrid sports car, ...

Wow, BMW laser headlights sound exciting. Maybe you could sync them to your radio and program a Pink Floyd Laser Spectacular or one of those Ronnie James Dio hologram shows! Ok, that's not how they ...

Ever since America escaped the tyranny of the round and rectangular sealed beams, there's been continuous and determined progress in the field of seeing at night with your car. We've gone from ...

Automotive headlights started out burning acetylene, before regular electric lightbulbs made them obsolete. In due time, halogen bulbs took over, before the industry began to explore even newer ...

BMW is working on laser-powered headlights that could debut in vehicles "within a few years," the German automaker announced Tuesday. "After LED technology, laser light is the next logical step in car ...

As our classic cars age, their components are antiquated by the ever-forward march of automotive technology. Carburetors first yielded the throne to fuel injection at the throttle body, later ...

Audi is obsessed with lighting. It was the first automaker to bring LED headlamps to the masses, then it incorporated GPS, pedestrian detection and selective dimming in its A8 sedan, essentially ...

If you've never seen this name before, it isn't for lack of sheer volume. Since he began writing professionally in 2009, Richard's stuffed the web with approximately a million words a year on subjects ...