butterfly-wing and scissor doors generally found on exotic cars, as well as Tesla’s Falcon Wing variation on a gull wing that’s found on the Model X. Maybe it’s the horror-film name ...

doors, roofs, or other cars. The Falcon Wing doors have multiple joints that allow them to open and close in such a way that the electric SUV can handle being parked in tight spots without concern.

Even if the Tesla Model X's Falcon Wing doors have a bit of a questionable ... not unlike the ones you'd seen in modern cars with electric liftgates. They're arranged in a way that allows them ...

like most car doors do, gullwing doors are hinged at the top, opening outwards in a way that resembles a birdâ s wings, hence ...

From the June 2016 issue of Car and Driver. We half expect Doc, Marty, and Elon to step out as the Falcon Wing doors of the Tesla Model X begin to swing open, activated as they are with two ...

Called falcon wing doors because they are said to resemble ... in a report that cut delivery estimates of the postponed car, “A door of that size and weight is going to be very hard to lift.

Although the Tesla Model X has gone out of the spotlight for some time, its iconic falcon wing doors still impress people who see them for the first time. Tesla has shared a rare video showing how ...

Well, if there's one thing our favorite electric vehicle startups have all shared, it's a penchant for innovation—from luxury hatchbacks with third-row seats and SUVs with "falcon-wing" doors ...