Hidden headlamp

Automotive Technology

Hidden headlamps, also called pop-up or hideaway headlights, are automotive lighting and styling features that conceal a vehicle's headlamps when not in use. Their mechanisms vary: lamps may rotate flush with the front end, retract into the hood or fenders, or sit behind retractable or rotating grille panels.

Also known as: Pop-up headlamps or hideaway headlights
Function: Conceals headlamps when not in use
Mechanisms: Rotating, retracting, or grille-panel concealment

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Article: Hidden headlamp (English Wikipedia)
Wikidata: Q1456773
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