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We are in the midst of a lighting revolution in the automotive industry that started with the proliferation of light-emitting diodes (LEDs). More dramatic lighting innovations are fast emerging, such as laser diodes, organic LEDs, and dynamic bending light headlamps. Historically, new automotive technologies have always first manifested themselves in luxury brands, then migrated downward to lower trim level models and non-retail customers such as the vocational work truck market.
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These products help fleet drivers stay focused while on the road, offer vehicle security, and provide better visibility in extreme weather conditions.
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LED headlights can provide fleet vehicles with a number of performance improvements, including increased nighttime visibility and longer battery life.
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As fleet needs shift, the industry’s upfit volume has grown proportionally to the increase in truck and van new-order volume. Many times, fleet managers without prior upfitting experience find themselves tasked to spec an upfit.
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Dubai’s Electricity and Water Authority will install 84 Circontrol charging stations throughout the city in the United Arab Emirates to support electrical vehicle charging.
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Among the top trends influencing commercial fleets are an increased focus on designing upfit equipment to enhance safety and driver productivity, greater use of lightweight materials, and standardization of upfit specifications.
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Audi's Matrix laser technology uses bright lasers to integrate projector technology in a compact and powerful headlight.
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Larson Electronics 300 watt LED lighting system a cart mounted temporary LED work area light with thirty high output LED lamps producing a combined 31,500 lumens of light.
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Truck-Lite has introduced its 2014 new product lineup and it includes new Super 81 Work Lamps.
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Kiekert AG, a manufacturer of automotive locking systems, has developed a LED latch to unite the safety and security issues of “locking systems” and “light” within one door latch.
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