The new Novsights X-Series 7″ light builds on the original 4″ version but adds more power and new features to give you broader, brighter lighting.
Compared to the 4″ X-Series light, with 60W and 6,000 lumens, the 7″ bumps that to 150W and 15,300 lumens per light.
The 7″ also pushes light farther down the trail. The 4″ model throws light 688ft (210m) down the trail, but the 7″ version stretches that to 1,600ft (488m).
Not only that, it puts a wider patch of light directly in front of the vehicle thanks to its other new feature…side lighting.
The larger 7″ model has dedicated side-facing LEDs and reflectors to increase area lighting and reducing the need for separate ditch lights if you’re running them up high.
Both X-Series models keeps the distinctive “X” shaped daytime running light, which you can switch between white and amber. And both use 6000k white lighting and come with amber covers that convert it to a warmer 1700k for driving in fog or dust.
They come with two-switch buttons for complete control over the options. Pricing is TBA, available late spring 2026. More details here.
Cyber Eyes Customizable Jeep Lights
For Jeep owners, Novsights’ upcoming Cyber Eyes will give you customizable “screens” surrounding an LED headlight. The center combines a high- and low-beam unit, and these are still pending DOT approval and some final design changes, but…
…if you like the idea of animating your front end, these will let you do that through the companion app. They’re made for 2018-2025 Jeep JL models using 9″ round headlights. Check out sample animations and get on their mailing list for updates here if you’re interested.
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