I was disappointed that there is no setting under lights for adaptive headlights in my US Mega Austin 2023 MYLR. Anyone else in the US getting the adaptive headlight option?
I can't find the adaptive setting in lights settings to enable this feature in my 2023 MYLR? Do you have it in yours? From the release notes:No, you aren't the only one. I received the 2024.20.1 update a few days ago, and immediately went out on some dark roads to test it. There is no adaptive headlight feature being enabled on any model Tesla in the US, at least. What they added was the ability for the headlights to turn in the direction you are turning to better illuminate the road ahead of you. Other than that, it is still just regular auto high beams with the added feature of following curves. I tested this in my 2024 Tesla Model 3 LR (highland).
If you are on update 2024.20.1 then it should be under the light settings. It will be labeled exactly as described with the description "Auto high beam and the ability to adapt to curves in the road", or something along those lines. At least that is how it shows up on my 2024 Model 3 LR. If you aren't able to see this, maybe it hasn't been enabled for your vehicle model yet, or you can try reinstalling the update by going into the service menu. Be warned, going into the service menu is risky and if you don't know what you are doing you should just schedule a mobile service appointment if possible.I can't find the adaptive setting in lights settings to enable this feature in my 2023 MYLR? Do you have it in yours? From the release notes:
"Headlights now adapt for curves in the road ahead for greater visibility in low lighting.
Enable this feature in your vehicle settings at Lights > Adaptive Headlights."
It must not be enabled in the MYLR yet. Adaptive headlights are something I would *really* like.If you are on update 2024.20.1 then it should be under the light settings. It will be labeled exactly as described with the description "Auto high beam and the ability to adapt to curves in the road", or something along those lines. At least that is how it shows up on my 2024 Model 3 LR. If you aren't able to see this, maybe it hasn't been enabled for your vehicle model yet, or you can try reinstalling the update by going into the service menu. Be warned, going into the service menu is risky and if you don't know what you are doing you should just schedule a mobile service appointment if possible.
I must disagree. Without matrix headlights my car could not project the word "TESLA" on the wall with the light show toy. Mine can.An Austin-built 2023 Model Y Long Range does not have adaptive headlights. They are not adaptive and do not swivel sideways. The only movement they have is vertically to manually adjust for height.
Same, I haven’t had a proper test of them. Has anyone done a test?Haven't had the chance for a proper night testing. For those who did, do they swivel horizontally (like most cars I had) or are they activating side pixels for cornering? I would expect them to work either way, not necessarily expecting the beam to angle in the curve, like traditional motorized headlights.