PHILIPS HALOGEN BULB H7

The H7 code is an industry standard, so many car manufacturers use this bulb type. Here are some examples of specific OEM codes associated with H7 bulbs that might be equivalent or used in vehicles that originally come equipped with this Philips bulb:

• VW / AUDI / SKODA / SEAT / PORSCHE: N 103 201 02, N 103 201 01, N 103 230 01
• MERCEDES-BENZ: N400809 000007, 400 809 00 00 07
• CHRYSLER: 05104684AA, 5104684AA
• FIAT / ALFA ROMEO / LANCIA: 14145090
• GENERAL MOTORS / OPEL / VAUXHALL: 090512338, 90512338, 20 98 928
• BMW / MINI: 63217160781
• CITROËN / PEUGEOT: 6216.97
• LAND ROVER: XZQ000010, LR000703, BR0477P
• TOYOTA / IVECO: 00000000H7, 0000000H7, 000000000H7
• VOLVO: 981 465, 989829, VOE981465

3. Commercial Brand Equivalence (Cross-Reference): Since H7 is a standard bulb, many other automotive lighting brands offer direct equivalents. Some of the most well-known brands that produce H7 bulbs include:

• Osram
• Sylvania (in the US, part of Osram)
• GE (General Electric)
• Bosch
• Hella
• Valeo
• Piaa
• ACDelco
• Wagner
• SYLVANIA (as you mentioned in your original search)

4. Main US Cars Using This Type of Light (H7): The H7 bulb is one of the most common halogen headlight types in modern vehicles in the United States and globally. It is extremely versatile and used in a wide range of makes and models as low beam, high beam, or fog lights, depending on the vehicle's configuration.

It would be nearly impossible to list all specific models, as thousands of vehicle configurations use H7. However, it is commonly found in many models from:

• American Manufacturers:

  • Ford (various models like Focus, Fusion, F-Series, etc.)
  • Chevrolet (models like Cruze, Malibu, Equinox, etc.)
  • Dodge (various car and truck models)
  • Jeep (some specific models and years)
  • Chrysler

• European Manufacturers Popular in the US:

  • Volkswagen (Jetta, Passat, Golf, Tiguan, etc.)
  • BMW (many 3 Series, 5 Series, X-series models)
  • Mercedes-Benz (C-Class, E-Class, etc.)
  • Audi (A3, A4, A6, Q5, etc.)
  • Volvo (numerous models)
  • Mini

• Asian Manufacturers Popular in the US (some models):

  • Hyundai
  • Kia
  • Nissan
  • Toyota
  • Honda (although historically they have used more 9003/H4 types, many recent models have adopted H7 for separate low/high beams).