New Halogens
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New car halogen lights in OE quality from leading manufacturers: PSA – Citroen / Peugeot, RENAULT, DPA and more. Browse 120 parts for 83 vehicle models - fog lights, halogen frames, and mounting components, ready to ship.
How much do new car halogen bulbs cost?
Prices for new halogen lights start from €10.47, with an average catalog price of 68,72 EUR. The most affordable options in our store:
Why choose new halogens instead of used ones?
A new halogen light ensures a fully sealed lens - used lamps often have micro-cracks that allow moisture to enter, leading to fogging, reflector corrosion, and electrical damage. The lifespan of a new halogen bulb is approximately 3,000 hours of use, significantly longer than xenon lamps (around 2,000 hours). Brand-new parts come with original seals and are covered by a 12-month warranty, giving you confidence in reliable, trouble-free performance.
Which new halogens are the most popular?
Our best-selling halogen car bulbs and frames:
- Halogen Frame Right Original 9801674480 Citroen Peugeot - €36.48, 34 units sold
- Halogen Frame Left Original 9801674680 Citroen - €37.94, 20 units sold
- Halogen Frame Right New Original 9805211980 Peugeot - €105.69, 15 units sold
- Halogen Lamp Original Renault Dacia 261500097R - €47.03, 10 units sold
How do I find the right halogen light for my car?
Halogens differ in housing shape, electrical connector type, and mounting side (left / right, right, left). The easiest way to find the correct part is to search by OE number - our catalog includes 119 reference numbers. To ensure compatibility with your specific vehicle, providing your VIN number will confirm the correct fit for your model year and trim level.
How do I know when a halogen needs to be replaced?
The most common signs of a worn or damaged halogen light include: a fogged lens caused by a loss of seal integrity, intermittent operation or the light cutting out, a dashboard warning indicating a lighting fault, and reduced visibility in rain and fog. A cracked lens should be replaced as soon as possible - water ingress causes reflector corrosion and can damage the electrical system.