Adaptive headlights: Notes
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NOTE:
Option 524 is only available in conjunction with option 522.
Option 524 "Adaptive headlights" is only available in conjunction with option 522 "Xenon dipped and high-beam headlights".
Option 524 "Adaptive headlights" is only available in conjunction with option 522 "Xenon dipped and high-beam headlights".
NOTE:
EU approval for option 522 only in conjunction with option 502.
Option 522 "Xenon dipped and high-beam headlights" is only available together with option 502 "Headlight cleaning system" (in countries subject to EU approval).
Option 522 "Xenon dipped and high-beam headlights" is only available together with option 502 "Headlight cleaning system" (in countries subject to EU approval).
NOTE:
ALC => AHL
The development code for the adaptive headlights was "ALC".
ALC stood for "Adaptive Light Control".
The marketing and sales designation for option 524 in English-language markets is "adaptive headlights", abbreviated to "AHL".
Diagnosis and technical vehicle documentation therefore use the abbreviation "AHL".
However, "ALC" is still used on some control units and in the EPC (Electronic Parts Catalogue).
The development code for the adaptive headlights was "ALC".
ALC stood for "Adaptive Light Control".
The marketing and sales designation for option 524 in English-language markets is "adaptive headlights", abbreviated to "AHL".
Diagnosis and technical vehicle documentation therefore use the abbreviation "AHL".
However, "ALC" is still used on some control units and in the EPC (Electronic Parts Catalogue).