Used for: Headlight Bulb High Beam and Low Beam
This page covers bulb fitment for the 2016 Hyundai Genesis and is organized by lighting position so you can verify the correct bulb type before you buy. Whether you are replacing an exterior lamp or an interior light, checking the bulb chart by location helps reduce guesswork and makes it easier to match the right part to the right socket.
The 2016 Genesis uses LED lighting for many exterior and interior positions, while the headlight bulb listing calls for D1S for high beam and low beam. Because trim level, lighting package, market, and body style can affect the exact setup, it is smart to confirm the bulb location on your vehicle and compare it with the chart on this page.
For the best fitment results, compare your vehicle’s trim and lighting package before ordering, since some 2016 Hyundai Genesis models may differ by market or equipment level. If your car originally uses LED in a given position, an aftermarket conversion may not behave the same way as the factory setup, especially with turn signals, parking lights, or other monitored circuits. When possible, inspect the installed bulb or assembly before purchase, and use the existing part as a reference for connector style, base type, and physical size. This is especially important for headlight bulbs, where halogen-style swaps, HID/D1S applications, and LED retrofit kits are not always interchangeable.
The bulb chart for the 2016 Hyundai Genesis lists LED for many exterior and interior positions, including fog lights, brake lights, turn signals, license plate lights, parking lights, tail lights, DRLs, reverse lights, dome lights, map lights, vanity mirror lights, trunk or cargo lights, and the rear side marker light. The headlight bulb is listed as D1S for both high beam and low beam.
Yes. The page is meant to help you verify bulb sizes by lighting position, so you can match the correct bulb to the specific lamp location instead of relying on a single universal size.
No. Even though many positions are listed as LED, each location serves a different function and may use a different assembly or connector. For example, fog lights, brake lights, turn signals, and reverse lights are separate fitments and should be checked individually.
The available bulb chart row lists the headlight bulb for both high beam and low beam as D1S. If your car has a different setup due to trim or market differences, confirm the installed bulb before buying a replacement.
Yes, the chart on this page lists the front fog light bulb as LED.
Both the brake light bulb and tail light bulb are listed as LED on this page. Because these functions are often integrated into the rear lamp assembly, it is a good idea to verify whether your vehicle uses a replaceable bulb or a sealed LED unit before ordering parts.
The chart lists both the front turn signal light bulb and the rear turn signal light bulb as LED. Even when the bulb type is the same, the physical lamp housing or connector may still differ between front and rear locations.
The interior positions listed here include the vanity mirror light, trunk or cargo area light, dome light, and map light, and each is shown as LED. These are useful to verify by location because interior lamp sizes can vary even within the same model year.
Sometimes, but fitment is not always plug-and-play. Aftermarket LED replacements may differ in brightness, beam pattern, polarity, or error behavior. For monitored exterior circuits, compatibility can matter as much as physical size.
Checking the installed bulb helps confirm the exact base, connector, and physical dimensions, which is especially important on a model like the 2016 Hyundai Genesis where trim and lighting package differences can change the setup.
Yes. The notes for this page indicate that trim and lighting package can vary by market and body style. That means two 2016 Genesis vehicles may not use the same bulb arrangement in every position, even if they share the same model year.
Yes, the available bulb chart lists the license plate light bulb as LED.
