**Adaptive lights** are a lighting system in vehicles that adjusts the intensity and direction of the lights according to driving conditions. This includes the distance to other vehicles, the type of road, and the vehicle's speed.

- **Cornering lights**: They activate when turning the steering wheel, illuminating the side towards which you are turning, improving visibility on curves and roundabouts. This helps drivers see better and others understand where the vehicle is heading.

- **Automatic high beams**: They turn on automatically to illuminate more space when there is little external light, as long as the vehicle exceeds 45 km/h and there are no other vehicles nearby. They turn off upon detecting a vehicle in the opposite lane.


Adaptive lights are neither prohibited nor mandatory, but they are allowed, meaning you can use them in your vehicle if they are available.