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Core Viewpoint - The safety issues related to hidden door handles in vehicles have become a significant concern, prompting the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology to solicit opinions on the mandatory national standard for automotive door handle safety requirements, with a deadline for feedback set for June 7, 2025 [1][2]. Group 1: Safety Concerns - Hidden door handles have been reported to have insufficient strength, potential safety risks in control logic, difficulty in operation due to lack of visible markings, failure during power outages, and risks of pinching, all of which pose potential escape and rescue risks during accidents [1][2]. - The document emphasizes the need for safety logic enhancements for external door handles in collision and fire scenarios, ensuring that door systems can open during emergencies, and preventing accidental operation during rollovers or falls [2]. Group 2: Regulatory Requirements - The document outlines installation requirements for emergency door handles, visibility standards for hidden and emergency door handles, anti-pinch requirements for electric door handles, and strength testing methods for both external and internal door handles [2]. - The regulations apply to M1 and N1 class vehicles and multipurpose trucks, with other vehicle types to follow similar guidelines [2]. Group 3: Industry Perspectives - Various automakers are innovating hidden door handle designs to attract customers, but there are concerns about their safety during accidents, as emergency pull handles may not be easily accessible in critical situations [3]. - Industry leaders have noted that the lack of standardized designs for hidden door handles and emergency switches complicates the ability for users to operate them effectively in emergencies [3]. - Some manufacturers argue that hidden door handles primarily serve aesthetic purposes, with minimal impact on aerodynamic efficiency, and highlight the potential risks associated with their reliance on electrical mechanisms [3].