Valeo Vision

Paul Racine

Jean-Luc Meyrenaud

Antoine De Lamberterie

Benoit Reiss

Ziyed Thabet

The invention relates to a light module for a motor vehicle comprising an optical element intended to generate a beam with a partly oblique cut-off, the optical element comprising at least one optical portion having an optical axis, and at least one light source configured to cooperate with said portion intended to generate at least the part of the beam comprising the oblique cut-off. The optical module comprises at least two distinct positions for arranging the light source, the light source occupying one of the two positions, each of the positions being defined on either side of the optical axis of the optical portion so as to generate a beam with oblique cut-off to the right in the first position and a beam with oblique cut-off to the left in the second position.

Vehicle light module compatible with driving on the left and driving on the right

A lighting module for a motor vehicle headlight intended to produce a low beam having an at least partly oblique cut-off. This same module further comprises an additional lighting function making it possible to generate a high type beam, the dimensions of the lighting module remaining identical. The light sources of the two respective low and high beam functions are arranged in a vicinity of the focus of an optical portion of the module such that the lighting module remains compact.

Dual-function low-high beam lighting module for a motor vehicle

A lens for a motor vehicle optical module, wherein it comprises a series of patterns on an optical surface, said patterns extending in a preferred direction.

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Paul Racine