A few days ago, the topic of car electric suction doors caused heated discussions among netizens.
The cause was a netizen whose finger was pinched when using the ideal L7 electric suction door, and the safety of the electric suction door caused discussion among netizens.
Some car bloggers remind everyone: electric suction doors are not anti-pinch, because the effect of the design is to overcome resistance to close the door (the door lock mechanism is resistant), if there is anti-pinch then it will never be closed.
Today, Daniel Zhang, CEO of Nezha Automobile, issued an article saying: The electric suction door is a useless design. People who basically don't do anything when they go out are used, such as 74-year-old Charles III. Daniel Zhang further explained: If there are children at home, pay special attention, it hurts to clamp your hands.
In this regard, netizens commented differently: "Can't be so extreme. The electric suction door is still very useful, and it will be much more convenient to close the door, and there is no need to close the door vigorously. "No, but you can't do without", "Electric suction door is a gimmick, the use scenarios are limited, and the safety hazards are greater than the value it provides."
What do you think about this?
