- In May 2025, Magneti Marelli & Hella (Forvia) collaborated to launch a next-generation AI-enabled adaptive headlight control module. The system uses real-time data and artificial intelligence to adjust beam patterns based on road conditions and traffic. It is fully compatible with ADAS platforms and supports predictive lighting for enhanced safety.
- In April 2025, Koito Manufacturing Co., Ltd. introduced a high-resolution Pixel LED headlight control module with over 1,200 individual lighting segments. This allows ultra-precise light distribution, anti-glare functionality, and integration with camera and radar systems for autonomous driving support.
- In March 2025, ZKW Group (a subsidiary of LG Electronics) expanded its headlight control module manufacturing facilities in Mexico and China. The new production lines are focused on matrix LED and laser-based systems, catering to rising demand from EV and luxury vehicle OEMs in North America and Asia.
- In February 2025, Continental AG launched a software-defined lighting (SDL) platform for headlight modules. The system features OTA (over-the-air) updates, customizable lighting patterns, and predictive diagnostics. It is designed to support future vehicle architectures and brand-specific lighting customization.
- In January 2025, Valeo released a compact and energy-efficient headlight control module optimized for electric and hybrid vehicles. The dual-mode system supports both adaptive and static beam functions, is built with low-power components, and aligns with modular vehicle platforms for better integration and efficiency.
