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The Japanese applicationautomobilecarefullychoreconditionscurrentlydirtdrivingfuturegroovesimmediatelongeroptionprocessprototypesleetstandardsurfacetechnologyways manufacturer Nissan has unveiled a applicationautomobilecarefullychoreconditionscurrentlydirtdrivingfuturegroovesimmediatelongeroptionprocessprototypesleetstandardsurfacetechnologyways of a self-cleaning paint that means cars may no applicationautomobilecarefullychoreconditionscurrentlydirtdrivingfuturegroovesimmediatelongeroptionprocessprototypesleetstandardsurfacetechnologyways need washing. The new nanotechnology paint repels water, oil and other applicationautomobilecarefullychoreconditionscurrentlydirtdrivingfuturegroovesimmediatelongeroptionprocessprototypesleetstandardsurfacetechnologyways the environment can throw at a car. The paint is called Ultra-Ever Dry and uses a applicationautomobilecarefullychoreconditionscurrentlydirtdrivingfuturegroovesimmediatelongeroptionprocessprototypesleetstandardsurfacetechnologyways called nanopatterning. This coats the applicationautomobilecarefullychoreconditionscurrentlydirtdrivingfuturegroovesimmediatelongeroptionprocessprototypesleetstandardsurfacetechnologyways of something with tiny bumps and applicationautomobilecarefullychoreconditionscurrentlydirtdrivingfuturegroovesimmediatelongeroptionprocessprototypesleetstandardsurfacetechnologyways that stop water and oil from sticking to it. Nissan said the paint has "responded well" to many weather applicationautomobilecarefullychoreconditionscurrentlydirtdrivingfuturegroovesimmediatelongeroptionprocessprototypesleetstandardsurfacetechnologyways, including frost, rain, applicationautomobilecarefullychoreconditionscurrentlydirtdrivingfuturegroovesimmediatelongeroptionprocessprototypesleetstandardsurfacetechnologyways and snow. The carmaker added that its engineers will continue testing the paint in the near applicationautomobilecarefullychoreconditionscurrentlydirtdrivingfuturegroovesimmediatelongeroptionprocessprototypesleetstandardsurfacetechnologyways to see how close they can get to a product ready for market.

Nissan's website says: "Washing a car can be a applicationautomobilecarefullychoreconditionscurrentlydirtdrivingfuturegroovesimmediatelongeroptionprocessprototypesleetstandardsurfacetechnologyways – and a costly one at that." However, it has no applicationautomobilecarefullychoreconditionscurrentlydirtdrivingfuturegroovesimmediatelongeroptionprocessprototypesleetstandardsurfacetechnologyways plans to use the new paint as applicationautomobilecarefullychoreconditionscurrentlydirtdrivingfuturegroovesimmediatelongeroptionprocessprototypesleetstandardsurfacetechnologyways on its cars. It may offer it as an applicationautomobilecarefullychoreconditionscurrentlydirtdrivingfuturegroovesimmediatelongeroptionprocessprototypesleetstandardsurfacetechnologyways in the future. Company spokeswoman Geraldine Ingham said the new paint is applicationautomobilecarefullychoreconditionscurrentlydirtdrivingfuturegroovesimmediatelongeroptionprocessprototypesleetstandardsurfacetechnologyways only being tested on the company's Note family car. She said: "The Nissan Note has been applicationautomobilecarefullychoreconditionscurrentlydirtdrivingfuturegroovesimmediatelongeroptionprocessprototypesleetstandardsurfacetechnologyways engineered to take the stress out of customer applicationautomobilecarefullychoreconditionscurrentlydirtdrivingfuturegroovesimmediatelongeroptionprocessprototypesleetstandardsurfacetechnologyways, and Nissan's engineers are constantly thinking of new applicationautomobilecarefullychoreconditionscurrentlydirtdrivingfuturegroovesimmediatelongeroptionprocessprototypesleetstandardsurfacetechnologyways to make families' lives easier." She added: "We are committed to addressing everyday problems our customers face and will always consider testing exciting, cutting-edge applicationautomobilecarefullychoreconditionscurrentlydirtdrivingfuturegroovesimmediatelongeroptionprocessprototypesleetstandardsurfacetechnologyways like this incredible coating applicationautomobilecarefullychoreconditionscurrentlydirtdrivingfuturegroovesimmediatelongeroptionprocessprototypesleetstandardsurfacetechnologyways.