Abstract: A lighting device on a vehicle door of a motor vehicle, includes an illuminating means, a light guide which can be connected to the illuminating means, and an imaging means, wherein by means of the lighting device a variable display can be generated, and wherein the lighting device is arranged at least partly in an operating element which can be moved out of the vehicle.

Abstract: A vehicle door for a motor vehicle, comprising a handle element which is arranged on the outer face of the door above the windowsill trim of the vehicle door, wherein an operating element is integrated into the handle element, said operating element being used to electrically unlock a lock, by means of which the vehicle door, which can be arranged on the structure of the motor vehicle such that it can be moved between a closed position and at least one open position, can be secured in the closed position. The handle element is held on the main part of the vehicle door such that it can be moved relative thereto from a rest position (R) into at least one actuation position (B), and the lock can be mechanically unlocked by moving the handle element out of the rest position (R) and into the actuation position (B).

Abstract: An outside-door-handle system is configured to be attached to a door of a passenger motor vehicle. The outside-door-handle system includes a holder, a lock cylinder, and a Bowden cable. The holder is configured to be fastened to the door. The lock cylinder is operatively connected to the holder. The Bowden cable has a core, and is operatively connected at one end thereof to the lock cylinder and at the other end thereof to a door lock situated in the door. At a portion that is adjacent to the lock cylinder, the core of the Bowden cable is operatively connected to a toothed rack which is operatively connected to the lock cylinder.

Abstract: An outside-door-handle system is configured to be attached to a door of a passenger motor vehicle. The outside-door-handle system includes a holder, a lock cylinder, and a Bowden cable. The holder is configured to be fastened to the door. The lock cylinder is operatively connected to the holder. The Bowden cable has a core, and is operatively connected at one end thereof to the lock cylinder and at the other end thereof to a door lock situated in the door. At a portion that is adjacent to the lock cylinder, the core of the Bowden cable is operatively connected to a toothed rack which is operatively connected to the lock cylinder.