Reitter & Schefenacker Gmbh & Co. Kg

Schefenacker Vision Systems Germany Gmbh & Co. Kg

Werner Zimmermann

Djuanarto Kusuma

Bernd Waldmann

Winfried Hardy Gauch

Bernd Rommel

Helmut Haf

Helmut Eberspacher

Doris Gampp

Dag Wagner

A vehicle light has at least one vehicle light housing having an open end and configured to be arranged on an inner side of a vehicle part of the vehicle. At least one illumination element is arranged in the vehicle light housing. The vehicle part has a light-transmissive area covering the open end of the vehicle light housing, wherein the light-transmissive area allows rays emitted by the illumination element to pass through to the exterior. The vehicle part can be the trunk lid or the exterior rearview mirror of the vehicle. The light-transmissive area is covered with a coating having a thickness such that, when the illumination element is switched off, the light transmissive area is invisible from the exterior of the vehicle and such that light emitted by the illumination element passes through the coating when the at least one illumination element is switched on.

Vehicle light for a vehicle, preferably a motor vehicle

An interior illumination system for a motor vehicle has one or more luminous fields formed by at least one light emitting, foil-shaped illumination panel connected to a voltage supply of the vehicle. The light emitting, foil-shaped illumination panel is made of by an electroluminescent foil or a light-emitting polymer foil. The illumination panels can be fastened to the roof, columns, and dashboard of the vehicle and are adjustable with respect to intensity as well as color and hues of the emitted light.

Interior illumination system for vehicles, in particular, motor vehicles

A lighting arrangement for motor vehicles is provided. The lighting arrangement has at least one rear lighting arrangement that is provided on the trunk lid or hatchback of the vehicle. The lighting arrangement is embodied in such a way that light is radiated toward the rear when the trunk lid or hatchback is opened.

Lighting arrangement for motor vehicles

An exterior rearview mirror for motor vehicles has a housing and a mirror pane pivotably supported in the housing. A light source is mounted in the housing. The housing has an outlet opening through which light emitted by the light source exits the housing. A light guide at least partially fills the outlet opening and is connected within the interior of the housing to the light source.

Exterior rearview mirror for vehicles, preferably motor vehicles

A taillight fixture for a motor vehicle has at least one light window and a light arrangement with lights, including a brake light, a turn signal light, and a taillight, arranged behind the light window. Light beams emitted by the light arrangement pass through the light window to the exterior. At least one first light-sensitive sensor is positioned in the area of the light window. A control device is provided and the at least one first sensor is connected thereto. At least one of the lights of the light arrangement is connected to the control device, and the control device controls the luminocity of at least one light based on signals received from the first sensor.

Taillight fixture of a vehicle preferably a motor vehicle

An interior rearview mirror for motorized vehicle has a mirror support and a mirror housing pivotably connected to the mirror support. A mirror glass is mounted in the mirror housing. A part of a garage door opener is mounted within the mirror housing.

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Ottenbach, Germany

Werner Zimmermann