Auxiliary light for electric car

Electric cars are currently a hot topic, and more and more are coming onto the market. Although electric cars are developing at a rapid pace, there is talk in the field that their high beams could be more efficient. Based on the comments we have heard, there is room for improvement, especially in the light pattern: it is often too narrow and does not spread evenly. Fortunately, this concern can be easily resolved by installing a led bar on the car.

As with combustion engine cars, it is also possible to install auxiliary lights on electric cars. The rapidly developing auxiliary light market has made the lights incredibly efficient on the inside and stylish on the outside, as well as sleek in their design. When the tremendous light output is combined with a compact body, the result is a combination that significantly improves the light output of the car's own high beams and also allows for discreet installation. The auxiliary light, which is embedded in the front structures, does not change the appearance of the vehicle much, but it significantly improves the lighting capacity of the high beams, and offers the driver better visibility, for example, for forest animals crossing the road. With auxiliary lighting, you can improve the light output of your car's own lights and at the same time influence the light pattern by choosing the auxiliary light that suits your needs!

Purelux Panther Aero S540 installed on a Tesla Model 3

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Below we have listed our most popular led bars for electric cars:

• Purelux Panther Aero C540
• Purelux Road Curve C530 Slim
• Purelux Panther Aero S540
• Purelux Panther C540
• Purelux Black X-Slim C520
• Purelux Black X-Slim S520

In addition, our selection includes ready-made light kits for Teslas and Polestar. Check out the sets below:

• Auxiliary light kit Polestar 2
• Auxiliary light kit Tesla Model 3
• Auxiliary light kit Tesla Model S
• Auxiliary light kit Tesla Model Y
• Auxiliary light kit Tesla Model X

Installing an additional light in an electric car

Installing an additional light in an electric car is not much different from installing an additional light in a combustion engine car. The power for the light can be taken from the vehicle's own battery and the excitation current is basically via the CAN bus.