BMW HID. The HID stands for High-Intensity Discharge and is basically BMW Xenon lights. They produce light by creating an electric arc between two electrodes in a glass filled with xenon. This helps create much brighter light then Halogens and at the same time are very efficient and durable
HID generally comes as trim or can be equipped with an aftermarket HID kit. They are usually considered illegal but as long as it follows FMVSS standards, they are 100% legal. To know whether your BMW comes with HID or not, you can do few things to check.
Xenon lights are basically white (blue) in color and are much brighter than halogen. You can simply park your car close to a wall and check the color of your light. The HID lamps are usually projector headlights, that is, you won’t be able to see your bulb in an HID headlight. Lastly, if your BMW has stock headlights, just check your user manual.
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