The phrase "adaptive headlamps" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to headlights that adjust their brightness or direction based on driving conditions or vehicle speed.
Example: "The new car model features adaptive headlamps that enhance visibility during nighttime driving."
Alternatives: "dynamic headlights" or "smart headlamps".
The MKT also offers radar-based adaptive cruise control, adaptive headlamps that illuminate around curves, Ford's clever capless fuel-filler that eliminates juggling at the gas station, a blind-spot monitor and a collision warning system.
Full-LED adaptive headlamps, an industry first, perform every imaginable trick: bending to illuminate around curves and toggling high- and low-beams on and off to avoid dazzling approaching traffic.
Buyers can save $3,000 by avoiding the Technology package that includes lane departure, blind-spot and forward-collision warning systems (though that means giving up the package's more useful features like intelligent cruise control and adaptive headlamps).
Audi Connect is part of an optional $6,880 Prestige package that also includes 18-inch wheels, a Bose audio system, four-zone climate control and xenon adaptive headlamps.
Plusher models, including the Grand Touring, offer options that can't be found in many competitors in this class, including leather seats, 8-way power memory seats; dual-zone climate control; a navigation system; keyless locking; xenon adaptive headlamps that pivot up to 15 degrees around curves; and a Bose surround-sound audio system.
Aside from that leather upgrade, the Luxury package adds a 12-way power driver's seat with heat, ventilation and memory settings; an LCD driver's display; a heated, powered tilt-and-telescope steering wheel; full-length panoramic sunroof with a power sunshade; and high-intensity adaptive headlamps.
The optional Matrix adaptive LED headlamps, available on my car, though are excellent, automatically adjusting the brightness to cater for specific road conditions.
Standard features: rear spoiler, three-spoke leather-wrapped steering wheel, Mini Connected telematics system, performance suspension, Dynamic Traction Control, adaptive Xenon headlamps, seven air bags.
Granted, honesty buys little in the way of passive safety systems, adaptive LED headlamps, cylinder deactivation and other features now common on sub-$75,000 cars.
External changes included the shock wave exhaust tips and grilles and new HID Xenon adaptive projector headlamps.
One worthwhile option, the Grand Touring Technology Package ($1,625), bundles in-dash TomTom GPS navigation, adaptive bi-xenon headlamps and the Smart City Brake Support system, which quickens brake response if it determines there is a risk of a low-speed collision, and will automatically apply the brakes if the driver fails to.
