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A fog light is a device that is greatly appreciated by professional drivers and also by those who must often drive through very humid areas, especially during winter months. Water droplets stay suspended in the air, acting as multiple segmented mirrors, which reflects light coming from the headlights in every direction. This gives an impression of a wall of light to the unfortunate driver when not using his fog lights.

In the 80's, it has been possible to significantly improve the lighting efficiency by developing new complex surface reflectors. The ability to lower the reflector's height and to radically tilt the lens, provided a new flexibility of design guided by aerodynamic requirements, while the performance improvements enhanced the security. As the styling and performance demands keep increasing, this will require a tangible improvement of the light source itself. THE DISCHARGE LIGHT must answer this challenge. - Being two to three times brighter than the halogen light source basically used today, the discharge light by comparison with the halogen lamp having the same frontal size, offers the best performances and consequently, the highest safety. (SEE TABLE 1 CHARACTERISTICS OF THE DISCHARGE LIGHT)