Bosch introduces Ultra White bulbs in workshop packaging 

July 24, 2025
Bosch introduces Ultra White bulbs in workshop packaging 
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Bosch Aftermarket has announced the introduction of its Ultra White H7 and H4 bulbs, now in  convenient workshop packaging.  


These halogen upgrade bulbs deliver an LED like light that enhances driver comfort and safety on the road. The bulbs produce up to 4,800 K for intense white light similar to daylight and stronger contrasts. This means up to 100 % more light than a standard halogen bulb, as well as a stylish modern look. 

The new Ultra White bulbs are available in the following specifications for a huge range of car and motorcycle applications: H4, 1 987 302 142, H7, 1 987 302 172. 

The new Bosch Ultra White bulb range joins three other Bosch upgrade bulb ranges: 
  • Plus 50 is the automotive halogen bulb with intense bright light that provides up to 50 % more light on the road ahead. 
  • Xenon Blue offers highly impressive halogen bulb performance with white/blue xenon-like light. 
  • Longlife Daytime features a service life of up to three times more than a standard bulb. 
New Ultra White Bulbs are available from Bosch stockists. 
 
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