HID bulbs, also known as xenon bulbs, produce a bright, white light that is similar to daylight. They are more expensive than halogen bulbs but are significantly brighter and have a longer lifespan.

Incandescent bulbs were the go-to for manufacturers in the 1990s and early 2000s. These lights use xenon in a chemical reaction that creates bright yellow-white light. In 2004, Audi became the ...

that these blue-tinted bulbs tend to produce less light, not more, than standard halogens, even though they’re more expensive. In addition to being brighter, xenon bulbs use less energy than ...

People often choose HID (High Intensity Discharge)/Xenon bulbs because they give off that stylish white-blue light. They are brighter and shine further than standard halogens and can last up to ...