Which kind of lights on Punto Mk2?
We notice often expensive and luxury cars which mount lamps with very lighty and blue beam. A question arises: why do the Punto light projectors display a blue light, but luminosity really lower than those cars? The white-and-blue lights installed on Mercedes, BMW, Audi and other brands differ from Punto Mk2’s ones because those are xenon lights, while Punto’s are not. Xenon lights work very different from the standard halogen lights, like Punto’s ones. Halogen lights (or iodium lights) are standard lamps with incandescence, where electric current crosses the metallic wire, which becomes incandescent and emits lights. The presence of halogen gases inside standard lamps let them to increase durability and luminosity; some constructors use xenon as filling gas of the bulbs to enhance liability. The REAL xenon lights work for a principle of electric discharge. The bulb full of xenon gas contains two electrodes: when switching on the lights an electronic unit moves the circuit voltage from
