A mechanism designed to remotely open vehicle doors, typically employed when door handles have been removed for a customized, seamless appearance. These systems generally consist of a solenoid or actuator, a remote control or button, and the necessary wiring for installation. As an example, a vehicle with a completely smooth exterior, devoid of traditional door handles, would necessitate such a system for entry.
These mechanisms offer an enhanced aesthetic appeal and contribute to a streamlined vehicle design. Historically, the practice of removing door handles emerged from hot rod and custom car cultures, where achieving a clean, minimalist look was highly valued. The use of remote door operation not only facilitated this aesthetic but also added a layer of security, as the absence of external handles deterred unauthorized entry.
