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[[Image:bixenon2.jpg|frame|2006 [[Range Rover Sport]] shown with Bi-Xenon Headlights]]
[[Image:bixenon2.jpg|frame|2006 [[Range Rover Sport]] shown with Bi-Xenon Headlights]]


'''Bi-Xenon Headlights''' that cast a wide beam of natural, white light for superior nighttime visibility. They light up corners and bends in the road more effectively than regular headlights and help the driver see ahead when it is dark.
'''Bi-Xenon Headlamps''' refers to HID (High Intensity Discharge) Xenon headlights that offer both low (dipped) and high (main) beam lighting from a dual headlight system (as opposed to a quad headlight system).  


Xenon’s brilliant blue-white light is virtually identical to the spectrum of daylight, which helps reduce eye strain and minimize night-driving fatigue. In low- or high-beam mode, the Bi-Xenon system offers a brighter and more consistent illumination of the road. The Bi-Xenon system also features dynamic headlight leveling and cornering.
A bi-xenon system eliminates the need for a separate halogen high beam bulb/lense by either moving the xenon bulb within the lense or  by moving a shield up or down in front of the bulb (depending on the reflector design) to allow light to escape from the lense in a different pattern.
 
Xenon gas bulbs produce a brilliant blue-white light that is virtually identical to the spectrum of daylight, which helps reduce eye strain and minimize night-driving fatigue. In low- or high-beam mode, the Bi-Xenon system offers a brighter and more consistent illumination of the road. The Bi-Xenon system typically features dynamic headlight leveling and on some vehicles dynamic cornering.


==See Also==
==See Also==
* [[Xenon Headlamps]]
* [[Xenon Headlamps]]

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2006 Range Rover Sport shown with Bi-Xenon Headlights

Bi-Xenon Headlamps refers to HID (High Intensity Discharge) Xenon headlights that offer both low (dipped) and high (main) beam lighting from a dual headlight system (as opposed to a quad headlight system).

A bi-xenon system eliminates the need for a separate halogen high beam bulb/lense by either moving the xenon bulb within the lense or by moving a shield up or down in front of the bulb (depending on the reflector design) to allow light to escape from the lense in a different pattern.

Xenon gas bulbs produce a brilliant blue-white light that is virtually identical to the spectrum of daylight, which helps reduce eye strain and minimize night-driving fatigue. In low- or high-beam mode, the Bi-Xenon system offers a brighter and more consistent illumination of the road. The Bi-Xenon system typically features dynamic headlight leveling and on some vehicles dynamic cornering.

See Also