Darrell Henderson points at his BMW headlights, which have been plagued with unexplained moisture. He says BMW should issue a recall to fix the problem, which Henderson says could cost $10,000 to fix.

Darrell Henderson points at his BMW headlights, which have been plagued with unexplained moisture. He says BMW should issue a recall to fix the problem, which Henderson says could cost $10,000 to fix.

Are you bored with the recent rash of LED headlights, tailights and daytime running lamps? BMW might just have something for you, then, because it's working on a new way to illuminate your commute ...

BMW’s laser headlights were once hailed as the future of automotive lighting, debuting in the sleek BMW i8 back in 2014. But fast-forward a decade, and the German automaker is phasing out this ...

BMW also seems interested in undamaged retinas and illuminated areas larger than a pimple, because they're not using direct laser light for their new laser headlights, which should first find use ...

Of course, I never doubted that BMW's lights were compliant with FMVSS 108, also known as Standard No. 108; Lamps, reflective devices, and associated equipment in the Code of Federal Regulations.

This fall, the BMW i8 plug-in hybrid will become the first production vehicle to incorporate a new laser light technology into headlights. Audi is also experimenting with the technology.

BMW says the laser lighting technology would be compatible with its current range of lighting technologies, such as Adaptive Headlights, the "Dynamic Lighting Spot" spotlighting system and the ...

That's right—no laser headlights for us. And get this: BMW says its lights are 30 percent more energy-efficient than LEDs and illuminate up to double the distance, about 2000 feet.

BMW hints that a new concept car it will unveil during CES 2015 in Las Vegas will make use of computer-controlled laser headlights and organic LED tail lights.

We know, our whip doesn't have LED headlights either, but that's not stopping BMW from pressing on with its laser powered successor. Purportedly ready "within a few years," the updated beams boast ...

Whoops. Other gadgetry BMW makes a good argument for consideration as the most technology-forward motorcycle company in the world. And the K1600GTL is more or less its technology flagship.