Those of you with a good memory probably remember that back in late 2009, Volkswagen developed a new set of LED tail lights for the sportiest variants of the Golf VI. Now it's time for the German carmaker to introduce the same option for the Golf's headlights - at least for the European market. The new optional LEDs for the headlamps are similar in design to those found on the facelifted Eos hardtop convertible.
Within the housings of the bi-xenon headlamps, 15 LEDs form the daytime running lights offering improved visibility in all weather conditions over the standard lamps. The package, which combines the Bi-Xenon headlamps with the LEDs is priced in Germany at €1,310 or about US$1,750 at today's exchange rates.
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10 Comments:
Like sticking fairy lights on a breeze-block... More pointless veedubbery.
Another pointless american anti VW comment
Send 'em to the US and also give us the led tails on the R20. Never mind, just send the Sirocco.
Hmmmm.....lets see: VW electrics + LEDs
wanna bet how long before these fail?
Aw naw! Not more daylight running LEDs. I m already dazzled by Audi drivers. Please....no more!!
Actually these daytime running lights are good for the mucky weather in most of Europe..... does not find good purpose in countries like America or Australia.
LED fever, when will it end?
Never mind, just send the Scirocco to N/A.
LED fever wont end, it's new EU requirement for all new cars.
"does not find good purpose in countries like America or Australia."
You obviously dont spend too much time driving in Australia.
Its apalling as it is that Australian drivers on average only turn their lights on, when its already pitch black.
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