Malaysian automotive industry leader supports ruling to ban 'hidden' car door handles


MELAKA: A prominent figure in the historic city’s automotive industry has voiced support for China’s decision to ban “hidden” car door handles beginning 2027, citing safety concerns during emergencies and technical issues.

Negri Sembilan and Melaka Automobile Repair Association's advisor, Datuk Simon Tan Chee Haw, said exterior door handles remain a critical safety feature for passenger vehicles, particularly in situations requiring rapid evacuation.

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