Headlight Maserati Quattroporte IV Xenon Left Complete

Maserati Quattroporte IV (1994–2001) was not equipped with factory Xenon (HID) headlight assemblies. It used traditional halogen lighting technology.

If you are sourcing headlights for a Quattroporte IV, please note that any assembly labeled as “Xenon” or “HID” for a Maserati is likely for a much later generation (such as the Quattroporte V, M139, 2003–2012, or the later M156 series, 2013+).

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• Quattroporte IV (1994–2001): Uses standard halogen lighting. The housings are specific to the early Pininfarina-designed bodywork and are not compatible with the high-tech electronics of modern Maserati lighting systems.

• Common Misidentification: Many online sellers mistakenly list parts for the later Quattroporte V (M139)—which did use Bi-Xenon technology—as being compatible with earlier models. Always verify the chassis code (M139, M156, etc.) rather than just the model name “Quattroporte” to avoid stocking non-compatible inventory.

Verification Strategy

If you have a customer requesting a “Xenon” headlight for what they claim is a Quattroporte IV, I recommend the following:

1. Request the VIN: Always obtain the last 7 digits. A true Quattroporte IV VIN will confirm the vehicle’s production era, instantly identifying that a Xenon assembly is the wrong part.

2. Visual Confirmation: Ask for a photo of the current headlight. The Quattroporte IV featured distinct, relatively small, rectangular or integrated lighting units compared to the larger, complex, adaptive Xenon assemblies found on the later M139 and M156 generations.