They are absolutely horrible. Worst I've had on any car.

It's incredible they can be so terrible compared to the Polestar 2. Setting aside the hardware limitations (there are far fewer addressable pixels in the Polestar 4 -vs- Polestar 2), the software is atrocious.

Had hoped for some improvement to this given my car is now a year old, but no...

 

This is a disappointment. The bending lights on my now defunct BMW were brilliant.

 

It's surprising indeed. Two or three BMWs ago, my car had adaptive headlights that were entirely electromechanical. There were physical shutter blades inside the xenon projectors - completely steampunk solution, yet much more performant and confident than the PS4 system. It's quite an achievement to be so bad.

 

I've seen a few comments now about the matrix lights 'dimming' for road signs - I had an A7 with 'HD Matrix Lights' a few years back and they were the best lights I've experienced, and they exhibited similar behaviour - dimming to reduce dazzle from road signs, I actually found it to be very useful (even more so compared to my current Velar which reflects incredibly brightly off road signs).

Not yet received my P4 so interested to see how the matrix lights compare to Audi and Range Rover - both of which have been pretty good.

 

Following with interest. Looking to get a P4 once the Ariya lease is over (bog standard LED, they are terrible). My wife's iD.3 with Matrix headlights are awesome (better that my previous beloved XC60)

 

I had a P2 Launch and the matrix lights were brilliant, I now also have a Ariya it’s never let me down but I find it so boring compared to the Polestar I miss my P2 and can’t wait to send the Ariya back. Looking at a P4 or another P2 I can’t decide.

 

My BMW had adaptive laser lights and they were excellent. After the car was damaged in an accident, I had an Audi Q7 as a courtesy car and the standard LED lights were poor in comparison. I am hoping that the P4 headlamps will be better than the Q7’s, even if they cannot match the BMW.

 

Never had it on our last car so can't compare sadly, but I do find them useful!

 

My 2022 Tesla Model 3 was better, in the sense that I could clearly see the light bending depending on the road and traffic conditions. I can barely notice any movement in the P4 lights. I don't think the Tesla even had Matrix LED technology.

 

Really? My 2020 Model 3 was horrific with auto-high beam. Often got confused with road signs. It was that bad, I gave up using it and so did my wife.

 

Cannot agree to the negative comments. I think they work absolutely fine. I'm very happy with the way they do work