Vendor Model 3/Y Knight Rider Full-Width Strip Tail Light Hansshow- dynamic display

[Hansshow]

Knight Rider Full-Width Strip Tail Light spans the entire width of yours rear, creating a striking visual effect that demands attention,enjoy the mesmerizing sequential turn signals that add a touch of elegance to your vehicle's signaling system

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Model 3/Y Knight Rider Full-Width Strip Tail Light | Hansshow

Features: Custom Designed: Customize your Tesla Model 3/Y with Hansshow's Starlink Full-Width Strip Tail Light Bar. This sleek add-on matches and enhances the OEM tail light style without requiring replacement. The Full-Width Strip Tail Light Bar runs seamlessly through the entire tail light...

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Features:

• Custom Designed: Customize your Tesla Model 3/Y with Hansshow's Knight Rider Full-Width Strip Tail Light. This sleek add-on matches and enhances the OEM tail light style without requiring replacement. The Full-Width Strip Tail Light Bar runs seamlessly through the entire tail light line, creating a cohesive and stylish look that blends perfectly with your car's original design.
• Function: Excellent sync with original vehicle tail light dynamic effects. Increase the recognition of vehicle light commands to improve safety and to ensure safer driving during low visibility conditions, such as fog or rain. Hansshow full-width stripe taillight helps to provide an additional layer of safety for drivers.
• Premium Material: Constructed with a high-grade ABS+PC material, it is waterproof, wear-resistant and incredibly strong. Equipped with improved LED light beads, it has low energy consumption and delivers high-intensity brightness. Upgrade your vehicle today with this durable, reliable light bar.
• Easy Installation: Featuring a plug-and-play, non-destructive installation, this full-width tail light bar is easy to install and will not impact your Tesla warranty. Enjoy visual enhancements to your vehicle with minimal effort.

Function display

• Dynamic Startup Mode: After startup, three different dynamic modes automatically cycle in sequence, with one mode changing each time the power is turned on
• Turn Signal Mode: Dynamic flowing light for left and right turns
• Driving Mode: Constantly illuminated; Synchronized with the original vehicle lights
• Breathing State: After starting the brakes, it flashes five times as a warning, and then enters a breathing state
• Hazard lights flashing: Lights flow from the center to both sides, creating a dynamic and enhanced warning during the locking process

 

[tadbooch]

This light bar has a clean, OEM look. I've been debating between this light bar and the Starlink Full-Width Strip Tail Light, which is a full rear light replacement. I prefer the subtle look of this light bar but love the integration of the full replacement.

Can the functionality of the light bar be adjusted? For example, can the turn signal feature be turned off?

 

[tb.dxb]

Can the functionality of the light bar be adjusted? For example, can the turn signal feature be turned off?

Seconded. I am interested to know this as well.
For me, while I would leave the signaling function, I am not too keen on the "breathing" feature. While it is fun to look at in the parking lot, it is IMHO more of a distraction in everyday traffic use. Most likely I would disable it.

 

[tb.dxb]

Question, I read somewhere that the view of the rearview camera is partially obstructed by the light bar.
Is that correct? If yes, what is the impact, how much of the view is cut off?

 

[Hansshow]

Question, I read somewhere that the view of the rearview camera is partially obstructed by the light bar.
Is that correct? If yes, what is the impact, how much of the view is cut off?

The guidance line are slightly lowered but still centered.

 

[Hansshow]

Seconded. I am interested to know this as well.
For me, while I would leave the signaling function, I am not too keen on the "breathing" feature. While it is fun to look at in the parking lot, it is IMHO more of a distraction in everyday traffic use. Most likely I would disable it.

We do not recommend cutting wires as that would void the light warranty and functionality. If you like to do it at your own risk or have futher technical questions please reach out by text or WhatsApp +1 (949) 826-6200

 

[jjj784]

Compatible with 2017 build Model 3? Thanks.

 

[Hansshow]

Compatible with 2017 build Model 3? Thanks.

Yes!

 

[Ric0]

so the knight rider is 269 and the starlink is 4 times that at 868.....why the big price difference, does anyone know?

 

[Ric0]

so the knight rider is 269 and the starlink is 4 times that at 868.....why the big price difference, does anyone know?

Scratch that last question, does anyone know the difference between the knight rider on Hannshow and the star link on RPM Tesla website, they seem exactly the same just one cost more, any help would be appreciated please

 

[flstcgranucci]

What is the difference between this light bar and the one offered at Teslasy?

 

[kodenco]

so the knight rider is 269 and the starlink is 4 times that at 868.....why the big price difference, does anyone know?

If you compare the 2 side by side, the knight rider is just the strip, the starlink is the strip + full tail light replacements in order to get that dashed look at the end.

 

[Lloyd]

Will you make one for the model S?

 

[Stevsla G]

I bought the Hansshow model 3 knight rider full width tail light a few months ago and discovered when in drive stopped at a traffic light while signalling the entire light strip starts to flash. if in park with or without the brake on it signals fine, I reached out to hannshow multiple times and still have not heard anything from them

 

[tessith]

Did you ever get a response?