Different Parts of a Car in English | Learn the names of parts of a car in English | Havisha Rathore

So, what's the takeaway? There's no harm in opening a sunroof. A warm welcome to

this channel! In this video, we will learn about different parts of a car. So, let's

get started without a snag. This is called a windshield wiper. This is also a

windshield wiper. It is used to wipe this windshield. This is called wind shield.

This is called a boot.

What is this called? This is called

visor or sun visor. It protects you from the sun's rays. So, this is called sun visor

or visor, and now see, look at this shutter. Oh, a mirror is also there from which

the driver, I would say the passenger can see his or her face. Now, I can see my

face. This is called a headrest. It protects your head and provides you

support in an accident. Actually, it protects you against a

whiplash and it also saves you from a long-term injury. But now the question

arises, what is this Whiplash? Whiplash means a jerk or a jolt suddenly or I

would say whiplash means to move in a sudden and forceful way, just like a whip.

When a car stops suddenly, you will feel a jerk or jolt. So, that is called Whiplash.

I hope you got it. This is called a roof post. This is a roof post. This portion

is called a window. This portion is called a window, but then what is this portion

called? This portion is called a quarter window. This is called a gear

shift, gear liver, or gear stick. This is also called a gear knob. This is called

boot or trunk, but do you know, what is this called? This is called a spare tire

which is an extra tire in case your tire gets punctured. You can use this tire

instead of your punctured tire. This spare tire is also called a stepney in India. This

spare tire reminded me my Nanu's tummy, which is a spare tire. This unwanted fat around

your waist is called spare tire. What is it called? Spare tire. So, my nanu has a

spare tire. He has a spare tire, but he's putting in all his efforts to get rid of

this spare tire. To have a lot of unwanted fat around your waist. I hope

you got it and you know, what is this? This is a jack which is used

to raise your car off the ground in an emergency. When you want to raise your

car off the ground then this Jack is used, and you know this Jack reminded me an

idiom which is, "Jack of all trades, but master of none," and this idiom is used to

denote a person who is able to do many things but is not an expert in any of

them. Do you know such a person? If you know then you could say this person is

Jack of all trades but master of none. These are called air vents, or I would

say air ventilation. This one is a radio or CD player system or a music system,

and now come here, this one is a rear view mirror. It helps the driver see the

backside view of the car. This portion of the car is called bumper. This portion is

called bumper. This one is called a map pocket. You can keep your phone, or you

can also keep magazines or many more things in this map pocket. This portion

is called Hood. This one is called hood release latch, or I would say Bonnet

release latch. Pulling this one will unlatch the Bonnet or the hood of the

car. Let me show you.

Now let me open this Hood. This is

called hood or Bonnet. In American English, we call it as Hood, but in

British English, we call it as Bonnet, and now, let me open

it. These are the things inside a car and now, let me use this rod

to put this hood back to its original

position. Slowly, slowly, ah, yes, so, now, the hood is back to its

original position. This is a headlight. This is also a headlight. This

is called a number plate. This is called indicator light. This one is called a

headliner. It covers the ceiling of the car. It does not allow heat and noise to

enter inside the car from outside. It does not allow that, or I would say it

provides insulation against heat and noise. This portion is called door post.

This is a door handle and this is a door. This is an outside mirror. This one is

also called a side mirror. This whole section is called a wheel. But only this

black portion is called Tire. Now, sometimes, when you're going for a long

journey, you might have faced a situation in which your tire gets punctured then

what will you say? You could say I've got a flat tire, which means that your tire

is punctured. It means that your tire doesn't have any air in it, or I would

say your tire doesn't have enough air in it. So, you could say, "I've got a flat tire."

This is called Hubcap. This is called Hubcap. This portion is called rear

wheel. This is front wheel. This light is called tail light. This light is called

brake light. I repeat brake light. This section of the car is called a centre

console, which contains the music system, the control of the AC, and this storage

for keeping your bottle or some other thing. So, this section is called a centre

console. This tank is called a petrol tank. This is called a steering wheel. This

is called a door handle. This piece of rubber attached behind the wheel of this

car is called mudflap, or splash guard. It prevents dirt or small objects from

being thrown up. So, this is called a mud flap or splash guard. This portion is

called airbag. I don't know if you can really see it, but here also, it is

written. Air bag. This seat is called passenger seat. This seat where I'm

sitting is called a driver's seat. Here, the driver sits and drives the car. Brum brum.

This one is called a key fob. It is a remote control that supports keyless

entry into your car apart from locking or unlocking your car like this. Now, see

if I press this button, the car will be unlocked, and if I press this button, the

car will be locked. See, just like this. Let me lock the car.

Now, come with me. I'll show you.

Now, see the car is locked, and now if I press this button, the car is unlocked.

Now, come on, do you know, what is this? This is a glove compartment. Now, let me

try to open it. Oh, my God, I can't open it. I think it is locked. This is called

warning triangle, and it is used to warn other drivers that they're approaching

an unexpected stationary vehicle like when your car gets damaged in the middle of

the road, you can put this warning triangle to let other drivers know that

here this car has got damaged in the middle of the road. So, they will get warned. So,

you can use this warning triangle.

Use this warning triangle.

This is called Grill. What is it called? Grill.

This is called a buckle, and this one is called a tongue. This Buckle holds the

tongue firmly and allows the seat belt to be fastened and unfastened with very

little force. So, I would say the Buckle secures and releases the tongue as per our

requirement like this

Now, see, the seat belt is fastened and now the seat belt is

unfastened. This one is the controller of the power window. It helps you roll up

and roll down the window just with the touch of a button. Let me show you. Now,

see, just with a touch of a button, this window is rolling up, and now it is

rolled up, and now let me roll down the window just with a touch of this button.

See, it is rolling down, and now I've rolled down the window.

This car doesn't have a crank handle. In old cars, you will find a crank

handle to roll up and roll down the window. It also has door lock control.

This is called door lock control, which allows you to lock and unlock all the

doors simultaneously, just by the touch of this button. Let me lock all the

doors. Now, all the doors are locked, and now, let me unlock

them. Now, all of them are unlocked. This is not an automatic car. So, it has a clutch,

a brake, and an accelerator. In an automatic car, you won't find a clutch. You will

only find a brake and an accelerator. Here, there is no clutch as you can see,

There is no clutch, and apart from clutch, there are many more items also, which are

not there in this car because this is an automatic car. This one is called a fuel

tank cap opening lever. When you pull this lever, it will pop

open the fuel tank cap. Let me show you.

See, this one is called a holder, and this one is called a cap. Let me open

this cap.

See, this one is called a cap and now let me close it.

This one is a horn to honk the horn. Now, see here, the symbol of a trumpet is

also here. It indicates that this is a horn to buzz the horn like this...

Move away, everybody. I'm driving the car. The queen is driving the car. This

one is called a floor carpet. This is called a door, and this area is called

door trims. This one is called an indicator lever. It helps you to indicate whether

you want to go in the left or right direction. It flashes the light in the

left indicator or right indicator according to your direction of movement.

This is also called an indicator stalk. This one is called the parking button.

Pressing this button will flash both indicators left and right. It helps

others to know that your car is parked. Let me give you a demo. Now, see, both

indicators are flashing. Just have a look at this. Both indicators are flashing and

now, none of them are flashing. If any of your car's doors are not closed

properly or they are open then this symbol lets you know that one or more of

your doors are either open or not closed properly. So, the system is called a door

ajar warning light. Let me show you. Now, see, this door is open. So, the symbol is

visible. But, now, if I close this door, the symbol disappears.

This one is called an armrest. You can rest your arm here and keep a

glass or bottle here in this socket. This is a trunk-opening latch. If you pull

this up like this then the trunk will open automatically.

Now, let me show you. The trunk will open up, and now see the trunk is opened. But

now, let me close this trunk and to close this trunk, all I need to do

is like this, and the trunk is closed. This is called glove or storage

compartment. This portion is called a front fender. This portion is called a front

fender. This is called a handbrake, or I would say an emergency brake. This one is

called a speedometer. It tells how fast you're traveling and this one

is a fuel gauge. It indicates the amount of fuel available in the fuel tank, and

this is an odometer. It indicates the distance traveled by the car, and this

one is an accelerometer. The section of the car in front of the driver, which

helps the driver to drive the car is called dashboard. So, this section of the

car is called a dashboard. I repeat, dashboard. It contains many controlling

systems of the car, like speedometer, odometer, and many more. It is also

called fascia. So, this dashboard is also called fascia. This pipe through which

waste gas escapes from the engine of the car is called an exhaust pipe or

tailpipe. This is an automatic gear. P for parking, R for Reverse, N for neutral,

and D for drive. This is called a stalk or windshield wiper washer lever. So, this is

located on the left side of the steering column. This is called the steering wheel

and this is called a steering column. I repeat, this is called a steering column. So,

this stalk is located on the left side of the steering column, and it can move

up and down as well as towards the driver while activating the windshield

wipers and now the first function of this stalk is a spray function. But what is

the spray function? Let's understand that. Now, if I pull this stalk towards me, what

will happen? Just observe this what is happening? This fluid which is called

windshield washer fluid is, you know, is squirted, or I would say is sprayed

to clean this windshield like this and as soon as I stop pulling it towards me,

the fluid will not be squirted by the vehicle. What is the vehicle

doing now? The vehicle is squirting or I would say spraying the fluid on the

windshield. But if I stop pulling this, what will happen? It is just stopping

all that part. If I move the stalk up, the wipers will be activated, and they

will be moving, but if I release it the wipers will stop moving. Now, if I move

this stalk a little bit more downwards, these windshield wipers will

keep on moving but at a low pace. Now, one suggestion from my side before operating the

windshield wipers directly, I would suggest you, to operate the spray

function first because in the spray function, the fluid is squirted from the

vehicle to the windshield to clean this windshield. But if you don't operate the

spray function first then what will happen? These wipers will also be

containing some dirt and that will affect your windshield. It may

create scratches. But if you operate this spray function first, that will not be the

case. It will clean the windshield properly. What am I doing? I'm poking my

head out of the car's sunroof. This is called roof, including the sunroof, and

this is called sunroof. It's a very good place to hang out, but we should be

careful because this sunroof is not meant for us. It is useful for the wind

to go in and out of the car. It gives more sunlight in the car. Basically, the

sunroof allows more natural light to come in the cabin and make the cabin

feel larger and classier. Right? But, don't peep through the sunroof. You're

supposed to be in the seat and buckled up. This is a simple rule that cannot be

bargained with. Isn't it? If you poke your head out of the sunroof, there are

chances that you can be thrown off balance by a bump on the road or by a

sudden movement. So, don't poke your head out of the sunroof when the car is

moving from medium to high speed. It is not for us to stand here but this sun

roof lets in more natural light than what the regular glass area would

provide. You know, the sunroof also has sunblind. This is called sunblind. If

you wish, you use it. If not then you don't use it. You can see my head, my two

hands, and my torso hanging out of the sunroof. But what is a torso? A torso is

the main part of the body without the legs, arms, and head. So, this portion

of the body is called torso. This portion is called torso. When

you're on a drive, there is nothing better than feeling the wind in your

hair. But if you aren't securely strapped to your seat, you could be at risk

especially on our unpredictable roads. Right? So, what's the takeaway? There's no

harm in opening a sunroof, but it's only meant for the wind to go in and out

of the car, not you. So, don't peep through the sunroof. But anyway, if you liked

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