A door handle module for a movable part of a vehicle, in particular for a side door, tailgate, bonnet or luggage compartment hatch, comprising a handle support that can be mounted on the outer skin of the movable part, a handle mounted movably on the handle support and having an operating mechanism that can be hidden at least in part by the outer skin, the operating mechanism being operatively connectable to a latch or a latch drive so that an, in particular mechanical, operation of the latch of the movable part can be performed, and further comprising a sensor unit having at least one sensor element in order to detect a user intention in an operating region of a door handle depression of the movable part so that the lock or the latch drive is electrically actuatable in the operating region in the event that a user intention is identified.

A control arrangement for a motor vehicle door supplied with electrical power from a motor vehicle on-board network and including a lock with an electric opening drive for the motorized opening of the motor vehicle lock. The control arrangement has a door control unit for controlling the opening drive and changes from a normal operating mode to an emergency operating mode in response to a predetermined emergency situation. The control arrangement has a power transmission unit, configured to, responsive to the door control unit changing from the normal operating mode to the emergency operating mode, wirelessly receive electric power from a first mobile device and provide the electric power to the door control unit so that the opening drive opens the lock.

A vehicle tailgate locking device including an external door handle switch configured to be turned on and off in response to operation of an external door handle, a latch assembly including a latch member configured to engage or disengage a striker by rotation, a pawl member configured to restrain or release the latch member, and a latch motor configured to rotate the pawl member to release the latch member, and a controller configured to control power to be supplied to the latch motor in response to the external door handle switch being turned on, to stop the power supplied to the latch motor in response to either the external door handle switch being turned off after the external door handle switch is turned on or an elapse of a preset time.

A key and lock set for a vehicle includes: a vehicle lock set with both vehicle door lock and vehicle engine start lock; a passcode for mechanical lock; a rotary mechanical passcode dialer or push-button mechanical passcode keypad that is mounted in vehicle and accessible from vehicle outside; an electronic key in the form of a card key, tag key, passcode or biometric for an electronic lock, wireless key with a built-in power source, portable electronic appliance with key software or key hardware of cell phone, smart phone, tablet, computer, smart watch, digital camera or digital multimedia player; and an electronic key identifier that is mounted in vehicle for the electronic key.

A key and lock set for a vehicle includes: a vehicle lock set with both vehicle door lock and vehicle engine start lock; a passcode for mechanical lock; a rotary mechanical passcode dialer or push-button mechanical passcode keypad that is mounted in vehicle and accessible from vehicle outside; an electronic key in the form of a card key, tag key, passcode or biometric for an electronic lock, wireless key with a built-in power source, portable electronic appliance with key software or key hardware of cell phone, smart phone, tablet, computer, smart watch, digital camera or digital multimedia player; and an electronic key identifier that is mounted in vehicle for the electronic key.

A vehicle includes a transceiver configured to communicate with a user terminal, a power supply device including a first battery configured to supply a driving current to at least one electronic device and a second battery, and a controller configured to generate a state information based on whether the first battery or the second battery is at risk of discharge determined based on a state of charge of the power supply device and to control the transceiver to transmit the generated state information to the user terminal.

A vehicle includes a transceiver configured to communicate with a user terminal, a power supply device including a first battery configured to supply a driving current to at least one electronic device and a second battery, and a controller configured to generate a state information based on whether the first battery or the second battery is at risk of discharge determined based on a state of charge of the power supply device and to control the transceiver to transmit the generated state information to the user terminal.

An opening device for a motor vehicle door element, more particularly a side door, comprising an electrically actuatable door lock, an electrical drive unit, a setting means and a control unit, wherein an operating mode can be selected by means of the control unit, and wherein a means for emergency power supply is provided at the opening device.

An opening device for a motor vehicle door element, more particularly a side door, comprising an electrically actuatable door lock, an electrical drive unit, a setting means and a control unit, wherein an operating mode can be selected by means of the control unit, and wherein a means for emergency power supply is provided at the opening device.

The invention is directed to a motor vehicle locking device, comprising a motor vehicle locking module and an electronics module, said electronics module being spatially and functionally separated from the motor vehicle locking module, wherein the motor vehicle locking module and the electronics module are connected to exchange data and optional are connected regarding power supply, the motor vehicle locking device further comprising a first plug connector for connecting the electronics module directly to the motor vehicle locking module to establish a mechanical and data connection between the modules and optionally a power supply connection between the two modules, and wherein the first plug connector is designed to be plugged in the modules to established said connections and plugged out of the modules to sever said connections.