LED technology ensures optimum signalling effect as well as homogeneous illumination of the working area. Various sets available with additional functions such as Alley Light and warning lights.

HELLA introduces new K-LED Nano beacon to the market.

Innovative light strip, LED headlamps and radomes ensure a characteristic appearance of the vehicle's front end. High-voltage battery management system ensures reliable function of the lithium-ion battery.

The internationally positioned automotive supplier HELLA and Hella Gutmann will be presenting themselves on the online platform of the Automechanika Frankfurt Digital Plus from 14 to 16 September 2021. "At last, the aftermarket sector can meet again at Automechanika. We look forward to digital networking with our customers, for whom we provide comprehensive know-how on the digital platform," says Jörg Harjes, Head of Marketing Independent Aftermarket at HELLA.

The internationally positioned automotive supplier HELLA will be presenting a wide range of innovative lighting and electronics solutions for the mobility of the future at the IAA Mobility 2021 (7 to 12 September 2021) in Munich. HELLA's trade fair presentation will focus in particular on product solutions for the major future topics of electromobility, automated driving, digital light and software. In addition to a 400 square metre trade fair booth (Hall A1, Booth B40), HELLA is expanding its trade fair presence this year to include a digital customer and product presentation platform.

Consistently further developed: HELLA brings the next generation of chip-based headlamp technology Digital Light SSLHD to the road. Highly scalable: world's first asymmetrical headlamp concept realized.

The LEDayFlex III modular lighting system celebrates its première at the trade fair. Glowing body and EdgeLight technologies provide the basis for further innovations. A comprehensive electronics portfolio can be experienced at the HELLA trade fair stand.

The global automotive supplier HELLA is continuing to drive forward its global automation initiative. That is why the company is investing a figure in the high two-digit millions (Euros) to further automate the 15 production sites in its global lighting division. Most notably, this involves implementing collaborative robots (cobots) and artificial intelligence methods. The project is scheduled to run for a total of five years. There will be 1,000 cobots used in total worldwide, roughly half of which are already in use.

The lighting and electronics expert HELLA has started a new research project together with further partners. The main focus is on the question of how communication between autonomous vehicles and other road users can be ensured with the aid of automotive lighting technology.

The implementation of new technologies in vehicles requires technological responses from the independent repair market. This also applies to the security measures taken by car manufacturers to protect vehicle data. Security Gateway, CeBAS, SfD, Central Gateway and CAN Gateway are the names for systems designed to prevent unwanted access such as basic settings, coding and in some cases even error code deletion.