Neon lights were an early form of chassis lighting, producing bright yet soft light, often used in vehicle modifications to create a cool effect. Neon lights require high voltage to drive, resulting in bulky transformers, and the bulbs are fragile and prone to breakage, leading to inconsistent quality.
LED lights have become the mainstream chassis lighting source and have replaced neon lights. LED lights offer advantages such as high brightness, low energy consumption, long lifespan, small size, easy installation, resistance to minor impacts, and good waterproofing. Their illumination area is relatively concentrated, pointing directly downwards from the vehicle, forming a light band. Colors include white, red, blue, and green.
Xenon lamps are characterized by high brightness, long lifespan, and stable color, and are commonly used in high-end vehicles.
Coil lamps feature low power consumption, long lifespan, fast start-up, and a variety of colors.
