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Retractable and flush-fitting door handles will be banned in China from the beginning of next year. The move has been prompted by safety concerns over occupants not being able to exit a vehicle in an ...

Those car door handles that blend into the exterior door panel for a sleek look might soon be a thing of the past – and China's taking the lead in outlawing them. They might marginally enhance a ...

Hong Kong — China will ban hidden door handles on cars, commonly used on Tesla's electric vehicles and many other EV models, starting next year. All car doors must include a mechanical release ...

The new rules take effect in January 2027 and require all EVs to have mechanical release handles. The new rules take effect in January 2027 and require all EVs to have mechanical release handles. is ...

China will ban hidden car door handles starting Jan. 1, 2027, after safety concerns over electronic failures in EVs. Officials said mechanical releases are needed after fatal accidents and analysts ...

The world's second-largest economy and major electric car maker is to ban hidden door handles, a common feature on electric vehicles (EVs). China will ban hidden door handles from next year, making it ...

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Flush door handles have been quite the automotive design trend of late. Stylists like them because they don’t add visual noise to the side of a car. And aerodynamicists like them because they make a ...