Xenon Headlights on New Range Rover

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Author Message   Tuna Colada Posted on Tuesday, January 21, 2003 - 09:59 am:    I just picked up my new Range Rover and have a question on the headlights which I understand are Bi-Xenon. Does anyone know how they work? I originally thought it meant that there was one xenon light for low beams and another for high. When I have my high beams on, it looks like the low beam xenon is on AND there is what looks to be a halogen light on also. Does this mean that the bi-xenon feature is that the low beam light changes it's projection when high beams are put on AND halogen high beams go on at the same time?   Tuna Colada Posted on Thursday, January 23, 2003 - 08:24 am:    I got the answer from the dealer. For those who are interested: With low beams on, the xenon bulb is projected downward. With high beams on, the xenon lamp is projected upward. In addition, there are separate halogen high beam lamps. Whatever the set-up, they are UNBELIEVABLY BRIGHT.