US carmakers introduce Adaptive Driving Beams technology
According to cnBeta, Rivian, Tesla, Audi, Volvo and Mercedes‑Benz have begun installing Adaptive Driving Beams on U.S. roads after the 2022 NHTSA lighting standard revision. The technology uses cameras, sensors and algorithms to dim LED groups when oncoming traffic is detected, creating a shadow zone while maintaining high‑beam illumination elsewhere. NHTSA has also taken action against illegal high‑beam aftermarket lights.
Key facts
- 01Rivian, Tesla, Audi, Volvo and Mercedes‑Benz have begun deploying ADB on U.S. roads.
- 02The 2022 NHTSA lighting standard revision removed the ban on ADB.
- 03ADB uses cameras, sensors and control algorithms to dim LED groups and create a shadow zone for oncoming traffic.
- 04NHTSA’s Sean Ruston said the agency will continue to crack down on illegal high‑beam aftermarket lights.
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