If you own the Ultimate and in Canada all the bulb information is displayed on page 8-3 in the 2019 owners manual under "specifications-bulb wattage" including type and wattageAnd if not, can it be replaced with LEDs?

If you own the Ultimate and in Canada all the bulb information is displayed on page 8-3 in the 2019 owners manual under "specifications-bulb wattage" including type and wattageAnd if not, can it be replaced with LEDs?
You should be able to download the owners manual, I can't see Hyundai putting a priority on changing the bulb types.It will be the 2020, did not get it yet, just preparing myself..
And if not, can it be replaced with LEDs?
I asked for and received the installation instructions for the units I was investigating so I could understand why they looked so different from the LasFit setup.Unfortunately I don't see anything better regarding that design plus it says not recommended for projector headlights, which is the lens type on my low beams and I can only assume your Kona EV as well.
The excellent YouTube channel I noted above recommends fan type cooling rather than a passive heat sink, the spacing between the LEDs looks even larger than the LasFit and the orientation of the elements looks 90° out. Even worse, the additional box of tricks is not going to fit inside the headlight housing and not being able to replace the weathertight cap is unacceptable. I have seen one or two posts where owners can't even pack in the LasFit connector but I think they haven't tried hard enough, as it's tight.
Stunningly both these and the LasFit have plastic adapters which fail to exploit the heatsink Hyundai have already provided inside the lamp housing for moderating the temp of the halogen lamps.
I don't have total confidence that the LasFit lamps would last many hours driving over years. If one failed at night it would be unfun to change it out at the side of the road. However with my typical usage it's unlikely I'll find out. When I do use them I find the cutoff excellent despite the excessive beam width. Vertical adjustment is important as it's way different from halogens, but my model has a dash thumbwheel to adjust height on the fly.
I'm going to leave them in because overall it's a thumbs up.
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KiwiME, the lamps you bought and installed, can you confirm this is what you got:My LED bulbs arrived today. Bench tested them first, 2.25 A at 12.5 V, so 28.1 W each.
I'm going to mark where my halogens hit the wall first in case these ones require re-adjustment once installed.
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Perfect, thanks.Here's the page from my purchase. It says above this that it doesn't fit my 2019 Hyundai Kona Electric but obviously it does.
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Finally got a chance to post a picture of the low beam HIDs. I remain very impressed with the improved visibility over the standard halogen's which in all fairness had reasonable output when they are new. Unfortunately I don't have a before and after picture but anecdotally these HIDs light up the night and are a worthy upgrade. I really appreciate the improved side view where I often find deer in the ditch planning to make a death dash. The lights appear well aimed with a good linear cut off. I have had no folks flashing me.
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