How To Use Adaptive Headlamps on Your Ford

Driving at night, particularly on dark, winding roads can be a nerve-wracking experience. You never know what’s lurking just around the corner. The available adaptive headlamps on your Ford vehicle can help take the fear out of your next night drive. Take a look at how this technology works at our Farmington Ford dealer. Or, see it in action in the video above!

Light Up Your Farmington Drive With Ford Adaptive Headlamps

Designed to activate at speeds above three mph, adaptive headlamps, or adaptive front lighting, is available on several new Ford vehicles for sale at our Farmington lot. They can help light up even the darkest of New Mexico nights. This unique feature utilizes your steering wheel input to track the bends in the road. It adjusts the beams of your headlights accordingly to perfectly suit the layout of the road before you. If the road you’re traveling on has lane markings, the outside headlight will decrease its length while the inside beam will increase its reach. This will further brighten what’s around the corner and give you a crystal clear view of the road ahead.

The available adaptive headlights automatically activate when you start up your Ford vehicle. They can be turned off through the touchscreen or by using the manual headlight control switch if you wish.

No matter how dark or twisted your path may seem, Ford’s available adaptive headlamps mean you never need to wonder about what’s waiting around the corner. Contact us today at Ziems Ford Corners for more information on this helpful feature and to learn which Ford vehicles offer adaptive headlamps.