Tesla's adaptive headlights keep high beams on while masking oncoming traffic
TinfoilTricorn · x · 2026-11-01
A video demonstrates an adaptive headlight feature on many Teslas: the high beams stay fully on, but individual light segments automatically turn off toward vehicles ahead, avoiding glare without sacrificing the driver's own illumination.
It's a neat example of matrix LED lighting and software-defined automotive hardware.
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