Bright Ideas
4x4 Magazine Australia|January 2023
Narva takes light bars to the next level with its new ultima range and connect+ adjustability
By Matt Raudonikis
Bright Ideas

After more than two centuries since nutty professors started producing light using electricity, you might be excused for thinking there couldn't be anything more to extract from the humble light bulb. Nothing could be further from the fact, as electric-light technology continues to develop at great pace with new products that produce better and more efficient illumination for multiple uses.

Nowhere is this more evident than in the automotive sector, where the introduction of light emitting diode (LED) technology has seen significant improvements in lighting in both the OE and aftermarket segments.

One could be forgiven for thinking four-wheel drivers are scared of the dark, as we've been quick to adapt and mount the latest and greatest in lighting tech to the front of our vehicles. But in a place like Australia, where you are covering long distances at speed, and big hoppy things have a tendency to jump out in front of you, it seems that too much light is never enough and we're always looking for more.

Narva is one of Australia's leading brands in aftermarket lighting, and the team there is always looking for new technologies and methods of improving its lighting products.

Narva's latest product is a range of Ultima LED light bars that not only use the best performing LED chips and construction, but also come with clever technology to allow the user to vary the intensity and beam of the light bars for varying driving conditions.

This story is from the January 2023 edition of 4x4 Magazine Australia.

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