What defines a Power Window or Electric Window?

A Power Window, or Electric Window, is specifically defined by its operation through a button or switch located on the door or the center console of a vehicle. This system allows the driver and passengers to open and close the windows with ease, often with a simple press or pull of the button. The electric window mechanism utilizes a motor, which activates the window's movement up or down, providing convenience and effortless operation compared to traditional methods.

In contrast, options that describe a window operated by a crank handle or a manual latch lack the electric or power-assisted component essential to defining a Power Window. The option mentioning a window that can only be opened halfway does not reflect the full functionality typically associated with Power Windows, which are designed to allow for complete opening and closing.