Currently, LED components widely used in the automotive industry generally have a lifespan of 50,000 hours, while leading automotive lighting suppliers have even launched LED components with a lifespan of up to 100,000 hours. Based on this lifespan, their durability is sufficient to support up to 11 years of use. Considering the frequency of light usage, we can see that LED components almost never need to be replaced throughout the entire design lifespan of the vehicle. In contrast, xenon lamps have a lifespan of only about 3,000 hours, far less than the durability of LEDs.
LED components, with their simple structural characteristics, exhibit excellent shock and vibration resistance, allowing them to remain intact and not easily broken in various environments, thus ensuring their long-term durability.
