Abstract: A charging or tank door assembly of a motor vehicle, including a base body receiving a charging socket or a tank inlet, a door body pivotable about an axis of rotation and supporting a panel body on a first position, and a push-push mechanism for locking the door body and releasing the door body in the first position. In the first position, the door body closes an opening in a body of the motor vehicle and blocks access to the charging socket or to the tank inlet. In a second position, the door body releases the opening of the body of the motor vehicle and the access to the charging socket or to the tank inlet. Relative to the first position, the push-push mechanism is arranged on a different side of the axis of rotation than the first portion, supporting the panel body, of the door body.

Abstract: A motor vehicle includes a side door, an upwardly open recessed handle, and a cover flap. The upwardly open recessed handle is arranged on the side door or on the motor vehicle. The cover flap is pivotably arranged on the side door to cover the recessed handle. The cover flap has an outward slope in a closed position.

Abstract: A bumper crossmember for a vehicle, with a hollow profile body which has a vehicle frame-side proximal vertical wall and a distal vertical wall which are connected to one another by way of transverse walls and extend along a vertical direction. The transverse walls laterally delimit hollow chambers which are arranged in the hollow profile body. The center longitudinal direction of the hollow chambers are oriented in each case along the vertical direction, and the hollow chambers are open on the end side.

Abstract: A charging or tank door assembly of a motor vehicle, including a base body receiving a charging socket or a tank inlet, a door body pivotable about an axis of rotation and supporting a panel body on a first position, and a push-push mechanism for locking the door body and releasing the door body in the first position. In the first position, the door body closes an opening in a body of the motor vehicle and blocks access to the charging socket or to the tank inlet. In a second position, the door body releases the opening of the body of the motor vehicle and the access to the charging socket or to the tank inlet. Relative to the first position, the push-push mechanism is arranged on a different side of the axis of rotation than the first portion, supporting the panel body, of the door body.

Abstract: A bumper crossmember for a vehicle, with a hollow profile body which has a vehicle frame-side proximal vertical wall and a distal vertical wall which are connected to one another by way of transverse walls and extend along a vertical direction. The transverse walls laterally delimit hollow chambers which are arranged in the hollow profile body. The center longitudinal direction of the hollow chambers are oriented in each case along the vertical direction, and the hollow chambers are open on the end side.