Invisible Car

Sachin Tendulkar said he felt as if Anil Kapoor, like his invisible character in the film Mr. India, has taken control of his driver-less car.

Toyota has filed a patent for a cloaking device which makes use of mirrors and bends the light around the pillars of a car, making it appear see-through. This technology will help improve safety and erase the problems of having blind spots in a car.

Land Rover has been developing technology to give its drivers a digital vision of the terrain ahead by making the front of the car 'virtually' invisible. Just when you thought, all the interesting things were dealt with, Land Rover pops in with a surprise.

Japanese scientists have created a "transparent" car akin to Bond's Aston Martin Vanquish, which becomes invisible in "Die Another Day" on ice sheets.

This new Merc can turn invisible! Well, almost. It's quite an example of science and marketing coming together to catch your eye by, ironically, not letting you see the product. The researchers at Mercedes Benz created the illusion that their new zero emissions F-Cell Mercedes Benz is not even there at all, the Daily Mail reported.

A 22-year-old art student in Britain, Sara Watson, has managed to create an 'invisible car'.

Sachin Tendulkar said he felt as if Anil Kapoor, like his invisible character in the film Mr. India, has taken control of his driver-less car.

Toyota has filed a patent for a cloaking device which makes use of mirrors and bends the light around the pillars of a car, making it appear see-through. This technology will help improve safety and erase the problems of having blind spots in a car.

Land Rover has been developing technology to give its drivers a digital vision of the terrain ahead by making the front of the car 'virtually' invisible. Just when you thought, all the interesting things were dealt with, Land Rover pops in with a surprise.

Japanese scientists have created a "transparent" car akin to Bond's Aston Martin Vanquish, which becomes invisible in "Die Another Day" on ice sheets.

This new Merc can turn invisible! Well, almost. It's quite an example of science and marketing coming together to catch your eye by, ironically, not letting you see the product. The researchers at Mercedes Benz created the illusion that their new zero emissions F-Cell Mercedes Benz is not even there at all, the Daily Mail reported.

A 22-year-old art student in Britain, Sara Watson, has managed to create an 'invisible car'.