The Tesla Model 3 uses an electrically powered door. To open the Tesla Model 3’s door while sitting on the inside, you’ll have to follow these steps: Locate the door release/open button. The ...

The Tesla Model X has an emergency release wire to manually open its falcon wing doors in the event of an emergency. Careful, the doors are very heavy.

The Model X’s centrally hinged, upward-opening rear doors have been a cool design detail from the start—in theory, allowing open access to the back seats.

If you’e ever wondered how the Tesla Model X’s Falcon Wing doors worked, here’s a demonstration video complete with the greatest children’s (and adults’, let’s be honest) toys ever: Legos.

The Tesla Model 3 and Model Y have manually opening flush-mounted door handles, unlike the Model S and Model X. Those cars have power door handles that are supposed to push through any obstruction.

The Tesla Model X, on the other hand, had extra reasons to worry about the snowy season. Just think of the way the falcon doors open, and you can begin to imagine what that is.

As the number of people who've received their Tesla Model X increases, so do the various bugs and glitches their new owners are noticing. Among the more serious, are problems with the car's falcon ...

Here is a video from the UK, featuring a Tesla Model X who driver drives away with an open Falcon Wing Door.

The Tesla Model X has a lot of bells and whistle. One of those is the capability to open all the doors automatically – both the front doors and the Falcon Wing doors. In a recent accident, that ...

Tesla previewed the Model X in Los Angeles, and the highlight of the new vehicle was not the electric power train, but innovative folding side doors.