My 2 Kisbee scooters have a dim light with 35/35W Bilux Ba20D socket. On the top in this picture.

On rural roads the headlight is just sufficient to follow the white strip of the right lane boundary

With high beam you are able to see the next delineator post

In the woods with only head light, the camera just can't take a picture. All black. Only for your eyes, the shadows of the trees against the dim sky shows, that you are still on the path.
With high beam you can guess a little about the road itself. But barely enough to see potholes in advance.

Unfortunately there is no adaptive cornering LED light available for the Kisbee.
And the alternator and the lamp housing might not be suitable for a high wattage bulb.
So at first a check, what I can expect from Halogen. My Address has a HS1, also 35/35W.
headlight

high beam

A noticeable improvement!
Now I can even see a little in the woods.

One scooter friend said, it's only about the wattage and not the technology. The 45/40W Bilux was not expensive, so I bought it too. But my hopes are on the 35W halogen.