Abstract: A lighting assembly for a motor vehicle is described, comprising: a first transparent surface, which is configured to transmit, in use, a low beam; and a second transparent surface, which is configured to transmit, in use, a high beam; an opaque element, which is movable between a first operating position, in which it is far from the first and second surfaces, and a second operating position, in which it obstructs at least one of the first and second surfaces.

Abstract: A lighting assembly for a motor vehicle is described, comprising: a first transparent surface, which is configured to transmit, in use, a low beam; and a second transparent surface, which is configured to transmit, in use, a high beam; an opaque element, which is movable between a first operating position, in which it is far from the first and second surfaces, and a second operating position, in which it obstructs at least one of the first and second surfaces.

Abstract: A removable top for a motor vehicle is described, comprising a fabric cover, which can be coupled to a body of the motor vehicle, a coupling element designed to be interposed between said cover and said body; the coupling element comprises, in turn: a support designed to engage a compartment defined by said body; and a first gasket defining a first peripheral edge of the coupling element, on which the cover can be arranged so as to abut against it, a second peripheral edge opposite said first edge; the first gasket delimiting a first convex region of the support; the second peripheral edge further comprises at least one first segment (47) delimiting at least one second convex region of said support.

Abstract: A windshield for a motor vehicle is described, comprising: a frame with a first rim defining a first opening, and a first window engaging the first opening, supported by the first rim; the frame comprises, in turn, a first and a second cross member opposite one another; and one pair of first pillars opposite one another and extending crosswise to the first and second cross member; the first and second cross member and said pillars delimit said first rim; the frame comprises a second rim and a third rim distinct from one another and arranged on respective opposite sides of the first rim; the frame comprises a pair of third cross members smoothly joined to the first cross member by respective opposite side bands of the first cross member; and a pair of fourth cross members smoothly joined to the second cross member; the second rim is delimited by the first pillar, by a respective third cross member and by a respective fourth cross member; the third rim is delimited by the second pillar, by a respective third cr