U.S. Automakers Dodge and Jeep Turn to LED Lighting

Two more automotive manufacturers have made the switch to LED lighting. American automotive manufacturers Dodge and Jeep, members of the Chrysler Group, have introduced new LED lighting design concepts for their upcoming models.

Jeep showcased their new design concepts at the 2014 Beijing International Motor Show that kicked off today. Among the upcoming models, Jeep announced that their Wrangler long will be equipped with linear LED lighting in the front and rear.

Jeep Wrangler Sundancer, one of four design concepts showcased at 2014 Beijing International Motor Show . (photo courtesy of Motor Authority)

Dodge’s Charger model will also incorporate LEDs into its automotive lighting. The Charger will include its signature LED “racetrack” tail lamps, LED daytime running lights, and LED fog lamps.

Dodge Charger LED daytime running lights and LED fog lights. (photo courtesy of Dodge)

This year has seen a gradual increase in the number of automotive manufacturers including LEDs into their new 2014 models. The durable, compact, and energy-efficient nature of LEDs makes them desirable for manufacturers. By 2020, LED headlights will account for 20 percent of all headlights worldwide, according to Osram.

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