Power-operated handles that sit flush with car doors have become a growing feature of modern vehicles thanks to electric vehicle designers seeking to chase aerodynamic efficiency and improved driving ...

Three spectators fell through rotted wooden bleacher seats during Sunday’s “Halloween Howler” at Epping’s Star Speedway, including a man who was wearing an inflatable horse costume that likely slowed ...

Safety experts have raised concerns over the reliability of Tesla-style car door handles after they were blamed for the deaths of passengers. Car safety officials at the United Nations have sounded ...

According to industry reports, there have been numerous recorded incidents of people being stuck inside Teslas due to not knowing how to manually open the electric door handles. Since several of these ...

New safety rules could force Tesla to rethink its sleek, flush door handles as regulators raise concerns about accessibility during power loss or crash events. Regulators are scrutinizing Tesla’s ...

Rivian has apparently seen the mess Tesla has landed itself in due to its interior door handle design and decided to change course. The EV automaker is now reworking key elements of its doors after ...

Rivian is changing the door handle design on its upcoming R2 SUV after employees and customers raised safety concerns, according to Bloomberg News. The automaker is one of many that has leaned into ...

Rivian (NASDAQ:RIVN) is changing the design of the R2 SUV door handles as concerns were raised that the current design made the manual releases difficult to access in the event of a loss of power.

If there is a big complaint about Tesla vehicles besides their Full Self-Driving and Autopilot issues, it’s related to their interior door handles. Specifically, the emergency door handles are hidden ...

China is moving to ban hidden door handles to remove potential risks associated with the feature widely found in new energy vehicles and even some gasoline models. The Ministry of Industry and ...

LONGVIEW, Texas (KLTV) - According to the U.S. Fire Administration there have been 1,490 fire fatalities reported by the media from January 1 to today. Texas has 91 reported civilian fire fatalities, ...