Xiaomi YU7 Lighting Parts List: Headlight Modules, Taillight Bars and Cabin Light

The YU7 lighting set is where design language becomes hardware: a through-type taillight, a modular headlight, fog light architecture integrated into bumper trim, and an interior system that now covers most surfaces. This list collects the YU7 lighting stock on hand.

What the YU7 lighting set contains

At the front, a headlight module is listed in the standard version, alongside a fog light frame with its trim - a small assembly that shows how much of the lower bumper is given over to lighting rather than to airflow. At the rear, the through-type taillight module is the largest single lamp unit, supported by a rear bumper light trim with rear fog lights, a rear bumper light reflector strip and a trunk light. Interior and courtesy lighting is unusually well covered, with an interior ambient lighting set, a reading and ceiling light switch, and the trim that carries the light guides.

Parts list 8 items

Lamp units are photographed for lens and housing condition. Moisture ingress, cracked lenses and missing connectors are noted per item.

Reading the YU7 lamp set

A through-type taillight is worth measuring in its own right: count the segments, note whether the light guide is a single moulded piece or joined sections, and look at how the animation is driven, because that is where the electronics budget sits. For the headlight module, the questions are the number of LED channels, whether the driver electronics are inside the lamp or in a body-mounted ECU, and how the module is sealed where it meets the bumper. Bumper-integrated fog and reflector elements are a good example of parts that are cheap individually and expensive to replace as an assembly - a fact that shows up in repair cost comparisons.