Nissan, in collaboration with Radi-Cool, has developed a new paint that can reduce external temperatures by as much as 22 degrees Fahrenheit. The new paint has been designed to reflect near ...

Nissan showed Aug. 6 what it called a “cool paint” to keep people inside vehicles cooler, although the coating is six times thicker, making commercialization still a challenge. The company’s ...

If you buy through a BGR link, we may earn an affiliate commission, helping support our expert product labs. A new type of passive cooling paint can help cool cars by up to 21 degrees Fahrenheit ...

Talk about a cool paint job. Nissan has partnered with Radi-Cool, a specialist in radiative cooling products, to develop an automotive paint that can better dissipate heat. Early test results show ...

Nissan is testing a new paint technology with cooling properties that is composed of metamaterials, which promises to reflect more sunlight. The cooling paint is being developed with EVs in mind ...

Nissan has been trialing an innovative automotive paint aimed at helping lower a vehicle's ambient cabin temperature in summer and reduce the energy usage of the air conditioning system.

The paint's cooling performance is most noticeable when a vehicle is parked in the sun for an extended period. Keeping the interior cooler helps reduce load to the A/C — and in electric vehicles, draw ...

A new type of paint could lower vehicle cabin temperatures Lower cabin temperatures could reduce EV energy consumption The paint might make it to production, but on a special-order basis Nissan is ...

Nissan is trialing a heat-reflecting white paint that’s able to cool the exterior of its cars by up to 22 degrees Fahrenheit and the interiors by nine degrees Fahrenheit, according to the carmaker.

And the Japanese from Nissan believe they might just have found such a better way. We're not talking about some fancy, high-tech gizmo, but about the good-old paint. Not just any paint ...

Nissan has tapped AI to check for paint defects on new cars AI has improved paint defect detection by 7%, according to Nissan Nissan said AI is meant to enhance detection, not replace humans ...

bright Sunlit Copper paint when it debuted in 2003. So, for the 2025 model, we wanted something just as bold but with a ...