Lighting is one of the fastest-moving areas of exterior design, and it is also one of the most electronics-heavy. This list gathers the SU7 lighting stock on hand: headlight assemblies with their computer module, the through-type rear light, interior and ambient lighting, and the switches that control them.
What the lighting set contains
The front end is represented by headlight assemblies, a headlight computer module and the headlight combination switch. At the rear there is the tail light group including the continuous light bar, high-mounted brake light, rear bumper lights, license plate light and the reversing mirror with its turn signal. Cabin lighting covers the reading light and ceiling light assemblies, the dashboard ambient trim and a complete chassis ambient light set. The brake light switch and combination switch bracket the electrical side, which is where the interesting integration happens on modern vehicles.
Parts list 12 items
Lamp units are photographed lit where possible. Any moisture ingress, cracked lens or missing connector is noted per item.
How to read a lamp teardown
The value in a headlight module is not the lens - it is how light is shaped and driven. Note the number of LED channels, whether a separate headlight ECU drives them, and how the driver board is cooled, since that dictates how much adaptive function the lamp can support. The through-type rear light is worth measuring for light-guide construction and the number of segments the animation uses. Ambient lighting is a good indicator of interior cost strategy: count the light sources and look at whether the fibre routing is shared across panels.
Availability and enquiries
Lamp assemblies are often single units and are sold as-is. Additional photographs, connector pinouts and mounting dimensions are available on request.
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