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Automotive lighting plays a crucial role in ensuring road safety. Adequate lighting, especially during nighttime driving, enhances visibility and provides drivers with a clear view of the road. LEDs (Light Emitting Diodes), which convert electrical energy into light, have become …

Did you know that electric vehicles actually predate gasoline-powered cars? While there’s some debate about whether the first electric vehicle was invented in 1832 or 1881, it’s clear that it came before Karl Benz introduced the first gasoline-powered car in …

In the history of automotive development, aside from the evolution of power output, the most significant investment in research and development has been dedicated to providing drivers and passengers with more comprehensive safety protection. Initially, this focused on passive safety …

According to the latest research, the automotive industry is estimated for a significant shift. By 2025, the value of electronic components in high-end vehicles is projected to surpass $6000, driven by the increasing sophistication of vehicle features. This trend is …

Introduction The electric vehicle (EV) market is experiencing rapid growth, providing a more environmentally friendly mode of transportation. While traditional vehicles require gasoline from gas stations, EVs simply need to be plugged into a charging station to recharge their batteries. …

As automobiles become increasingly intelligent, drivers expect more than just basic driving functions; they desire a more humanized and convenient driving experience, such as automated parking assistance and keyless entry. In recent years, with the expansion of the electric vehicle …

Supplementary Restraint Systems, (SRS), more commonly known as airbag systems, have been a standard feature in vehicles for over 40 years. These have evolved from simple frontal airbags to more comprehensive systems that include side curtain airbags and knee airbags. …

During vehicle operation, when encountering emergency situations or sudden obstacles, most drivers will instinctively step on the brake pedal as hard as possible in an attempt to decelerate quickly. However, the sudden and excessive braking force can cause the wheels …