Headlight Assembly – Passenger Side (Xenon)

The Hella Headlight Assembly part number 354422221 is a high-quality replacement for your Mercedes-Benz’s damaged or worn-out headlight assembly. Compatible with other part numbers 2048200659, 2048203461, 50696R, and MB2503166, this assembly is built to fit seamlessly into your car’s headlight housing.

Crafted with precision and attention to detail, this headlight assembly is designed to meet or exceed OEM standards, ensuring optimal performance and longevity. Made from top-notch materials, it features a sturdy construction that can withstand the rigors of daily use.

The Hella Headlight Assembly part number 354422221 boasts an easy, hassle-free installation process, so you can replace your old headlight assembly without any fuss. It is also engineered to provide excellent illumination, allowing you to drive safely and confidently even in low-light conditions.

Whether you’re looking to replace a broken headlight or upgrade your car’s lighting system, the Hella Headlight Assembly part number 354422221 is an excellent choice. Its superior quality, durability, and performance make it a great investment for any car owner. Get yours today and enjoy brighter, safer, and more reliable driving!

Hella is a German automotive part supplier founded in 1899, only 13 years after the first automobile was invented. 

At the time of its inception, the company’s main focus was to produce candles, kerosene lamps, and ball horns for carriages.

In 1908, the company started making battery-powered lamps for automobiles.

At the time known as Westfälische Metall-Industrie Aktien-Gesellschaft (WMI), the corporation became an exclusive supplier to the Ford Motor Company in 1936. 

The company operated under the name WMI for decades before being renamed Hella KGaA Hueck & Co. in 1986.

Today, it is regarded as one of the largest suppliers of the global automotive industry.The headquarters of the Hella corporation is located in Lippstadt, Germany.

There are currently 40,000 people in 125 locations spread across 35 countries that work for this company. 

Dedicated to staying ahead of the competition and continuously bring innovation to the automotive industry, Hella employs over 5,800 people in its research and development division.

Apart from the development of innovative technologies, Hella has made numerous strategic partnerships with other companies. Two of their most notable ones include HPBO and BHTC.

The technological expertise gained from being in the business for more than 120 years has enabled Hella to develop more than 35,000 products. 

Products Hella is best known for include bulbs, horns, light bars, headlights, wiper blades, and signal lighting.

In recent years, Hella began to expand in emerging markets, including Brazil, Mexico, and China.