A selectively mountable assist handle for a vehicle includes an attachment member selectively mountable to a vehicle structural support member. The attachment member includes a structural support engagement element, and a gripping member support coupled to the structural support engagement element. A gripping member is mounted to the gripping member support coupled to the structural support engagement element.

A vehicle comprising an inner wall (5), an evacuation exit of the vehicle, and a device (1) for assisting the emergency evacuation of the vehicle secured to said wall (5) by means of a fastening means (3, 4), said device (1) comprising a case (2) with a main body (20) delimiting an inner volume (V), and also a cover (7) connected to the main body (20) by a permanent connection means (8), said main body (20), fastening member (3, 4), cover (7) and permanent connection means (8) being shaped and dimensioned such that the cover (7) contributes to forming, in the open position, a bearing area and/or a grip allowing a person to hoist themselves towards the evacuation exit.

A clip for attaching a vehicle interior component to a rectangular hole provided on a vehicle body panel includes a body to be attached to the vehicle interior component, and two or more engagement portions formed integrally with the body and configured to be pressed against the rectangular hole. The two or more engagement portions protrude on two sides of the body via a gap therebetween and are configured to be arranged in positions adjacent to at least a pair of left and right corners in two pairs of left and right corners of the rectangular hole. Each engagement portion includes a fall prevention claw and an engagement claw for clamping a hole edge of the rectangular hole at an upper end thereof.

A motor vehicle includes a tailgate, a deployable step assembly movable between a stowed position and a deployed position relative to an inner cavity of the tailgate, and a support assembly within the inner cavity. The support assembly is directly attached to the deployable step assembly.

A vehicle assist handle is formed so that a guide block is mounted on a surface of a headliner on which the assist handle is mounted and which is fixedly fitted into or separated from the guide block in a sliding manner to be used for other purposes by separating the assist handle from the surface of the headliner. The vehicle assist handle may be pushed in a direction parallel to the surface of the headliner to be assembled or separated when slidably guided to the guide block. The guide block can support a weight of an occupant applied to the assist handle. The vehicle assist handle can be used safely and conveniently. In addition, as a sunglass case, a storage case, or a rack may be fixedly coupled to the guide block in the sliding manner.

A roof handle for vehicles includes at least one bearing block on which a handle body is held and which can be fixed to an opening on a vehicle roof, the opening being surrounded by an edge, wherein the at least one bearing block includes an insertion part which can be inserted through the opening with at least one clamping body that can be positioned to reach behind the edge of the opening, wherein a latch that can be inserted into the insertion part is provided, by means of which the at least one clamping body can be locked in the position reaching behind the edge. This allows the roof handle to be mounted on the vehicle roof effectively.

A motor vehicle may include a tailgate. A motor vehicle may include a handrail assembly moveable relative to the tailgate between a stowed position and a deployed position, wherein the handrail assembly includes a housing and a handrail attached to the housing, wherein, when the handrail assembly is in the deployed position, the handrail is inclined relative to the housing.

A vehicle assist handle assembly includes a support structure. A releasable connector is coupled to the support structure. The assist handle support structure has a first end and a second end. The first end has a pivot connector that connects the first end to the support structure and allows the first end to rotate about a pivot axis. The second end is coupled to the releasable connector to connect the second end to the support structure in a use position and is releasable to release the second end. A spring biases the assist handle towards the retracted position. An actuator is configured to release the releasable connector to allow the second end to rotate about the first end to the retracted position.

By separating a middle portion of a handle body to be divided into an adjustment part and support parts formed at both sides of the adjustment part and allowing the adjustment part to be connected to the support parts with extension members, it allows the extension members to get out of the support parts when only the adjustment part is gripped and pulled down to allow the adjustment part to move down so that an occupant with a small sitting height can also conveniently use the assist handle. In particular, by allowing the extension members to be integrally formed with the adjustment part at both ends of the adjustment part, when the adjustment part is formed, it is possible to easily manufacture the assist handle without undergoing a separate manufacturing process so that an occupant can conveniently use the assist handle by conveniently adjusting a height of the assist handle.

Embodiments described herein relate to handle assemblies. In one embodiment, a device includes a primary handle and an auxiliary handle that attaches to the primary handle to form a combined handle. The primary handle includes primary ends, and the auxiliary handle includes auxiliary ends. The device also includes mounting components attached to the primary ends to mount the primary handle to a surface such that when the auxiliary handle is detached from the primary handle, the primary handle remains mounted to the surface. The device further includes one or more tools provided on the auxiliary handle and usable when the auxiliary handle is detached from the primary handle.