A mechanism designed to remove conventional exterior access points on a vehicle, offering a seamless body appearance, often incorporates a remote or electronic activation system. These systems replace standard protruding elements with a smooth surface, achieving a customized, streamlined aesthetic. For example, a car modified in this way would have its original handles removed, the resulting recesses filled and smoothed, and an electronic system installed to open the doors via a remote or button.
The adoption of this modification stems from pursuits of improved aerodynamics, a cleaner visual design, or increased vehicle security. Historically popular in custom car builds and hot rod modifications, the practice reflects a desire for individuality and enhanced performance. Benefits include a distinctive appearance and potentially reduced wind resistance at high speeds. This modification represents a significant alteration to the vehicle’s structure and operating systems.
