Probably some day. The Imalent next advancement of LED is planning on a multi emitter SBT90.2 capable of over 20k lumens and over 3m candela.
The Astrolux MF05 has 2.5m candela. That maxabeam might not really have 12m candela, I'd have to see someone do a 20 meter test and they have zero examples to prove that, even if it is an HID light it has 3 distinct disadvantages over the larger but lighter weight MF05,
1) HID lights are laughably bright. They lack the ability to run cold and low in output. It might not make much sense to run a flashlight at 2.5 lumens at first, but it's a great feature non the less. You have to run them bright, you have to. Without heat incandescent lights like HIDs/ xenon cannot work.
2) runtime at brightness
HiD lights hypothetically at the same brightness or at the same lumens ( LEDs can output much more lumens, this is included in this #2 disadvantage) have much less luminous efficiency. They cannot hold the light as long and must use less efficient Lead acid batteries or hi temp Lion batteries because their body suffers from heat. This means a lesser battery efficiency combined with weak transfer from electric power to light, at only 7-10 percent vs LEDs with now over 30% at best and 20% at minimum.
3) HIDs and all other incandescent bulb types are physically unstable. They decay quickly with use. This makes them more anatomically expensive.
Price, availability (that one is huge, try putting your hands on a Lemax supperpower-get back to me on that, they are 2100 dollars US plus a 700 dollar military tracking customs fee and if you have a violwnt felony you might not be able to get one) and size are other natural disadvantages that are not constant disadvantages nor or they always relevant.