Tesla door handles, which sit flush with the car's body, improve the vehicle's aerodynamics. However, they're not great in extremely cold weather, with the handles sometimes getting too frozen to ...

Numerous deadly incidents have occurred in which Tesla drivers and passengers were trapped inside their vehicles following a ...

Like other Tesla models, the Model 3 utilizes flush-mounted door handles. At first glance, it would appear that these door handles were designed to act solely as a design feature rather than work ...

Even commercial versions are sold on Amazon. Tesla drivers take safety into their own hands with DIY escape hatches — and it ...

Tesla has released a new mobile app update that includes a solution if your car has frozen door handles. During Model 3’s first winter, we reported on the electric car having some issues in cold ...

Tesla's retractable door handles have often been in the news for all the wrong reasons ever since the automaker decided to adopt this system on the original Model S in 2012. While the company has ...

The shaped handle is then affixed to the standard Tesla handle, providing drivers/riders with a more traditional car door opening experience. “I’m pretty excited. Pretty sleek,” he says.

"POV: You own a Tesla during an ice storm," the TikToker wrote alongside a video of herself attempting to open her driver's side handle, which was situated within the car door. After using her ...

Tesla might have made its door-handle issues even worse with the Cybertruck. The much-hyped, futuristic truck doesn't have any traditional door handles, which led to CEO Elon Musk intervening to ...

The red circle shows where the electronic door release, more like a button, is located in a 2021 Tesla Model S. But if the car loses power, the release might not work. Concern about these handles ...

TikTok Screenshot / Marc D'Amelio A routine drive took a painful turn for one woman, who claims a Tesla's door handle violently tore off her nail—not once, but twice. And she insists this was no ...

Consumer Reports bought a top-of-the-line Tesla Motors Inc. Model S to test, but one of the electric car’s door handles malfunctioned before the influential U.S. magazine could put the car ...