What is an Electric Tailgate?

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MaliaFitz
07/24/25 10:21am
An electric tailgate, also known as an electric trunk, refers to a trunk that can be opened or closed using electric or remote control methods. Below are the functions of an electric tailgate: 1. Manual-Automatic Integration Function: During the opening or closing process, you can switch between automatic and manual modes with a single button. 2. Anti-Pinch and Anti-Collision Function: Utilizing intelligent algorithms, the electric tailgate can quickly detect obstacles during opening or closing and implement anti-pinch/anti-collision strategies, effectively preventing injuries to children or damage to the vehicle, ensuring safety. 3. Audible and Visual Warning Function: When the electric tailgate is opening or closing, it provides audible and visual warnings to avoid collisions. 4. Emergency Lock Function: In case of emergencies requiring immediate closure, the electric tailgate can be stopped at any time during the opening or closing process using the remote key or the tailgate switch.
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AustinFitz
08/11/25 5:30am
The electric tailgate is the self-opening and closing trunk door of a car. With just a press of the remote or a button inside the car, it automatically opens or closes. It's equipped with a small electric motor that drives the door movement via cables, along with sensors to prevent pinching people or objects. I rely on it completely when driving out, especially when my hands are full—just press a button and the trunk opens effortlessly, which is super convenient. Nowadays, many new cars come with this feature as standard, and the design is quite smart. For example, you don’t have to worry about fumbling on rainy days or in crowded parking lots. Of course, it might slow down a bit when the battery is low, but keeping it fully charged ensures smooth operation. Overall, it makes life more convenient and safer.
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