Brian Cooley is CNET's Editor at large and has been with the brand since 1995. He currently focuses on electrification of vehicles but also follows the big trends in smart home, digital healthcare, 5G ...

Before installing brighter bulbs, auxiliary or flashing lights on your car, ensure you're not breaking any state or federal ...

Trickle-down tech is just about how everything works these days. First the high-end rides get it, and over time it migrates to even the cheaper cars. Remember ABS? It started in the exotics, and now ...

The visibility of automotive product orders for LED manufacturer Edison is projected to extend throughout 2025, instilling confidence in the growth momentum of automotive orders. The company ...

Rohm Semiconductor has launched a new BD94130xxx-M series (BD94130MUF-ME2 and BD94130EFV-ME2) of LED driver ICs for automotive LCD backlights, supporting large and higher-resolution displays that are ...

Lighting plays a dual role in vehicle design. The first is for safety with improved illumination and an extended range to protect people and objects on the road, and the second is for more ...

Samsung has introduced PixelCell LED, a groundbreaking automotive LED module designed specifically for car headlights. This innovative solution is tailored for intelligent headlights equipped with ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Growing up, I thought it was pretty cool to do things to my car, and one of the first things I ...

Tesla's new Model Y uses unconventional "indirect" taillights that reflect light off a painted surface. A Model Y driver was ...

LED packaging service provider Everlight Electronics has disclosed it has developed SMART (smart multi-function automotive RGB technology) devices integrating driver ICs with LED chips for use in ...

Automotive lighting growth is driven by natural LED cost erosion, increasing the LED penetration rate. Standardization of LED modules and their optimization are key factors behind decreasing costs.

Use of electronic displays continues to expand in automotive applications (Fig. 1). Behind the wheel, they’re replacing individual electromechanical instruments as well as complete instrument clusters ...