Audi unveils 'dynamic' tail-lights
Autocar UK|July 26, 2023
AUDI HAS REVEALED that the advanced lighting set to be used by its upcoming Q6 E-tron will establish two world firsts for production models: the ability to provide specific warning signs to fellow road users and a range of bespoke 'signatures' for each driver.
Audi unveils 'dynamic' tail-lights

The new SUV (driven, p26) features digital daytime-running lights with 61 individual segments (in place of the 10 on the smaller Q4 E-tron), while the third-generation OLED tail-lights use 60 segments per OLED tile - a tenfold increase over those of the A8.

Together, they provide the Q6 E-tron with up to eight different lighting signatures.

The tail-lights, with a total of 360 individual elements in six OLED tiles, feature a world first with what Audi calls the Dynamic Active Light function, which sees the lighting graphic within each of the OLEDs in the lower part of the lights alter without affecting the overall brightness. The ability to do so is key to meeting international road safety standards.

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