If you're looking for aesthetic continuity, 3000K (Warm White) is exactly the right choice: it almost perfectly imitates the cozy, slightly golden tone of halogens, but with all the advantages of modern technology.

Here are the main reasons why it is worth making this switch:

1. Maximum visibility in adverse conditions (rain and fog)

While many switch to 6000K LEDs (ice light), the 3000K shade (yellow/warm light) is technically superior in difficult weather conditions:

• Less glare: White/blue light tends to reflect off raindrops or snowflakes, creating a "white wall" that dazzles the driver.

• Penetration: The yellow wavelength penetrates fog better. This is why fog lights were historically yellow. With a 3000K LED, you get the depth of a modern LED with the penetration of warm colors.

2. "Original" Aesthetics but Modern Performance

Many car enthusiasts dislike the "tuning" effect of overly white LEDs on cars that were not originally designed with full LED headlights.

• Consistent Look: With 3000K, the car retains its original look. From the outside, it will look like you have excellent new halogens, but from the cockpit, you will see much more road.

• Brightness (Lumens): A quality LED kit can output double or triple the lumens of a standard halogen lamp, while maintaining the same color.

3. Electronic Stress and Duration

• Lower power consumption: A halogen H7 typically consumes 55W , while an equivalent LED consumes around 15-25W . This reduces the load on the alternator and prevents the original wiring from overheating.

• Infinite life: No more worrying about changing bulbs every year. LEDs resist car vibrations, which are the main cause of halogen filament breakage.