Which car models have illuminated rear handles?

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RowanFitz
09/03/25 7:32am
Generally, the rear armrests of most business MPVs come equipped with lights and circular air conditioning vents that allow for air exhaust. This design is more prevalent in American car models such as Buick, Chevrolet, Cadillac, etc. Evolution of MPVs: MPV (Multi-Purpose Vehicles), as the name suggests, are versatile automobiles evolved from station wagons. They combine the spacious passenger capacity of station wagons, the comfort of sedans, and the functionality of vans, typically featuring a two-box structure that accommodates 7-8 passengers. Classification of MPVs: MPVs can be categorized in various ways. By usage, they can be divided into family MPVs and commercial MPVs; by seating capacity, they include 5-seater MPVs (e.g., Nissan Shuaike and Fengxing Lingzhi) and 7-seater MPVs, as well as high-capacity models like the Greiz. From a development platform perspective, some MPVs are derived from sedan platforms while others are derivatives of light buses.
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OElliot
09/16/25 2:05am
Rear handle lights are quite common in many high-end luxury vehicles. I've driven models like the Mercedes-Benz S-Class, where the rear door handles feature built-in small lights, which are particularly useful at night. For instance, when parked in an underground garage or an unfamiliar location, these lights easily illuminate the handles, preventing accidental bumps when opening the door in the dark. Besides Mercedes, flagship sedans like the BMW 7 Series and Audi A8 also typically come standard with this design, and the Lexus LS offers a similar feature. I believe these lights not only enhance the sense of luxury but also prioritize safety and convenience, especially for families with elderly or children. Modern car interiors increasingly focus on ambient lighting, and rear handle lights are just one detail, but they are indeed very practical. Some mid-to-high-end SUVs, like the Porsche Cayenne, also commonly feature this configuration. However, it might be absent in ordinary economy cars, though higher-trim Japanese models like the Honda Accord are starting to include it. When buying a used car, checking the rear handle lights can help assess the vehicle's condition.
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