As automotive technology advances, consumers are raising their expectations for safety and convenience features. Among these, ...

It’s because this car window was made from laminated glass. Car manufacturers are installing a much thicker glass on your side windows. It's the type of glass used on windshields -- laminated ...

There are two main types of glass in your vehicle’s windows: tempered and laminated. Tempered glass is designed to shatter into small, rounded pieces to reduce the risk of injury, according to ...

Instead, some of your windows, nearly always at the side and occasionally at the rear, may be made of laminated glass. Why should you care? Mainly because, in the extremely unlikely event of ...

Part of the reason for that is that many cars on sale today no longer have tempered glass side windows, having switched to laminated glass for safety reasons (we'll explain more later).

Most vehicle side windows are made with the aforementioned tempered glass, which shatters when it breaks, but more and more, auto manufacturers are building cars with laminated glass side windows.

Luxury cars provide a smooth ride, incorporate the latest technology, and offer a quiet cabin. Automakers have begun using acoustic laminated glass in windshields and side windows to reduce unwanted ...

New research conducted by the motor club federation discovered that six commonly used seat belt cutting and window breaking tools weren’t able to break through laminated glass, which is what ...

If you break tempered glass it shatters into small chunks instead of hazardous large shards. Today, however, vehicle manufactures are more often using laminated glass. Laminated glass uses a thin ...