Adaptive lights?
#1
Dear Community,

I recently checked the updated version of Orbit and it suggested to me to turn on adaptive lights in my 2019 V60 Momentum Pro.

So before turning that feature on, is there a way to make sure I actually have the hardware for it?
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#2
I would bet your variant codes should cover it, don't ask me how to get your variant codes Smile
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#3
I think that for this to work you should be having FULL not MID spec headlights. I have the same trim level and this option is not doing anything for my car.
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#4
Yes it's possible, adaptive lights it's something like matrix lights where it's turning of or moving down on beam, is working on mid not to be confused with bending light that you need the full trim headlights. When you have the option activated you just put the headlights in automatic mode.
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#5
(10-29-2026, 05:08 PM)juliaevans Wrote: The point about FULL versus MID spec headlights seems like the key here. If the same trim level leaves the option doing nothing, then checking the variant codes alone may not tell you whether the hardware is actually there. Julia, before enabling anything, it might be worth confirming which headlight spec your V60 was built with, since adaptive functionality usually depends on the full unit rather than software alone. The suggestion to pull the variant codes is a good starting place, but I'd treat that as a first check rather than proof.

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#6
The easiest way is the check your headlights. If it doesn't say Full LED system, you have the the standard lights.
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#7
Another easy way is to just try it. You won't hurt anything if it doesn't work.
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