The new Multibeam LED headlamps on the C218 and X218 facelift bring lighting technology to an all new level, despite the technology not being that much different than the Matrix LED system on the ...

Apart from its high functionality, the second generation multibeam LED headlamp in the Mercedes-Benz E-Class with high-end lighting technology appears in a completely new design which recently won the ...

MULTIBEAM LED headlamps expand the Intelligent Light System’s previous functionality (Adaptive Highbeam Assist, country mode, motorway mode, fog lamps, active light function, cornering light ...

The Multibeam LED headlamps are made up of a special light module that contains 24 high-performance LED chips. Because each chip can be controlled independently, the system can adapt in an even ...

Instead of giving us the full picture, Mercedes-Benz has turned the spotlight on the 2015 CLS Coupe (okay, sport sedan) and Shooting Brake facelift's ...

Unfortunately, the MULTIBEAM LED headlights are unlikely to be offered on 2015 CLS-Class models sold in the U.S. because of rules here that state headlights need separate high- and low-beam modes.

Each of the new Multibeam LED headlamps features 24 individually controlled LEDs, which can precisely distribute bright light without dazzling other drivers.

With recent advancements in LED lighting technology for headlamps, Mercedes-Benz will be introducing 84 LEDs per headlamp for the new CLS-Class instead of the 24 LED set up in the current version.

2017 Mercedes-Benz E-Class MULTIBEAM LED Headlamp Gets Dissected. Published: 10 Mar 2016, 18:04 UTC • By: ... The lights also function differently depending on the weather outside, ...

This new Multibeam headlight, with its 84 gridded LEDs and smart responsive systems, will allow drivers to keep their high beam on and let the car dim and redirect the lights as necessary.

The "cornering light" function can be performed without mechanical actuators. The MULTIBEAM LED unit on the Mercedes S-Class is visually different from the E-Class', but the functionality will be ...