Headlights OEM Volvo or OEM Chevrolet

Low beams on the bolt are good. High beams are great. I have no issue with visibility at night.

My 2020s headlights are awesome - far brighter than any vehicle I’ve had in the past.

I found the headlights on my 2020 to be very, very bright

My 2017 feels like an X-Ray machine on the road. Can see quite far without blinding oncoming traffic.

The other issues (and the warning) do not seem normal, but at least my S90L 2026 has condensation in the headlights from day 1 (literally). The user guide says it is normal.

This guy is laughing at the end of the day, your fancy active bending Thors Hammer lights are easily $2,500 each when they break.

My 2023 is not any better. I hit a deer last winter and when I switched back to my truck for a few months it was so apparent how bad the lights were. I would have seen the deer with my truck, but not with the low beams on my Bolt.

The car has been amazing except for one thing, the headlights. I can't see ANYTHING at night. I've adjusted the headlights a few times and they are aimed correctly, but the output is so dim that it the only noticeable things are streets signs or other things with that reflective matetial/coating. It makes me nervous to drive, to the point where I will upgrade to anothet car if I can't find a solution.

Unfortunately due to stupid decisions at Volvo Xc40 lacks of one of best features of larger brothers. Headlights don't turn. As per Volvo it's a small economy level car.

Volvo S40 Headlights are not bright - I have recently changed them and its still not much better.