I would also assume the price of the Merc-system is at a hole other level than the KIAI agree, this doesn't look too impressive as you see light and dark bands between the beams so don't appear very well aligned/integrated. I currently have a 6 year old Mercedes CLS with adaptive lights which appears to work much better, as the light appears more smoothly spread (multiple led's per unit - 24 per side so 48 'headlamps'). There is a video here for comparisonwhich shows how they work - they do really work this smoothly in the real world. I can only assume the EV6 ones have fewer individual led's (looks like about 10 or 12 per side). It would appear a bit of a step down for me.
Small video of the wife’s Mazda CX-30 adaptive lights. We set the lights to adaptive 18 months ago and haven’t touched them again. Love the way the left hand side is still high beam (UK car) plus the right hand side but just dims the oncoming car until it has passed and then the lights fill in the dipped area again. https://flic.kr/p/2mvioTq
Moving from a 2014 CLS with matrix light to an EV6 (delivery November), after the Mercedes matrix lights are a "must-have" for me... We will see how they compare. I hope I won't be too disappointed.I agree, this doesn't look too impressive as you see light and dark bands between the beams so don't appear very well aligned/integrated. I currently have a 6 year old Mercedes CLS with adaptive lights which appears to work much better, as the light appears more smoothly spread (multiple led's per unit - 24 per side so 48 'headlamps'). There is a video here for comparisonwhich shows how they work - they do really work this smoothly in the real world. I can only assume the EV6 ones have fewer individual led's (looks like about 10 or 12 per side). It would appear a bit of a step down for me.