Micro Lens Array (MLA) is Hyundai Motor Group's cutting-edge lens technology used in its lamps, first introduced in the 2021 Genesis G90. This technology is used in microscopes and telescopes because of its light-gathering characteristics, and is a reduced concept of the current projection unit module. Since the small-sized MLA can efficiently handle light, it is possible to make the headlamp thinner than before. The first MLA module implemented by Hyundai Motor Group consists of an LED-equipped integrated circuit, an aspheric lens, and an MLA lens. Each MLA lens consists of about 200 small entrance and exit optics, a wafer, and an inner shield. As the light from the LED passes through the aspheric lens, it changes into parallel light, and the light that passes through the MLA lens is concentrated and diffused once again to form a low-beam pattern that satisfies the light distribution and road surface performance.