Individual LEDs, of which there are 54 in each headlight, are grouped into small clusters that gave developers greater freedom for their designs as the diodes can be placed in unconventional arrangements and patterns.
Other benefits of LEDs are their much longer lifespan, more natural looking light, smaller overall size and lower power usage (50 Watts for low beam and 6 Watts for daytime runners).


Reader Comments
Fri Aug 10 2007 3:35 AM
surok says
i would like to see the gallardo get these in the future
Fri Aug 10 2007 5:43 AM
HECTOR says
I like and applaud the technology. But I ABSOLUTELY HATE daytime running lights and the complexity of this new lighting arrangements means that people won't easily be able to turn them off. Since I live in a country in which DRLs are not mandated by stupid politicians I'll order my R8 without DRLs or not at all.
Fri Aug 10 2007 11:38 AM
Jared says
If you are going to show Audi's "all-LED" headlight system, you should do some research and show the correct lighting system. The photos shown are of the Bi-Xenon lighting system. Pictures of the actual all-LED system can be seen here
Sat Aug 11 2007 7:51 AM
Bobby says
Thanks Jared. By the way, the Bi-Xenons look dated next to those awesome LED lights Jared showed.
Side note: Why the heck is it when some manufacturers started using LEDs and its as if a big fuss... the technology is CHEAP, abundant, whats the hype bout those who're using it and WHY so few are using them ?
Sun Aug 12 2007 2:13 AM
Gus says
Those are definitely the coolest looking lights on the block.
And here I am driving around with my "ancient" halogens... :(
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