Flying cars have been a dream since the Jetsons, and driverless cars will soon be a reality. But one unlikely automotive technology on the horizon? Invisibility. This isn't a Harry Potter-style ...

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.

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In a promotion for its first production fuel-cell vehicle in Germany, Mercedes-Benz turned a B-Class hatchback invisible -- at least, from a distance, using the same idea behind the invisible car ...

Amid this technological wave, a seemingly traditional yet innovative field, automotive color change films, is quietly ...

As part of a clever publicity stunt, Mercedes managed to make one of its upcoming cars invisible, using a camera and LED sheet.

Nissan wants to merge the real and digital worlds. The Japanese automaker is testing what it calls “invisible-to-visible” (I2V) tech, which uses digital projections that, among other things ...

Land Rover has revealed its pioneering Transparent Bonnet virtual imaging car technology. The system aims to heighten driver awareness by providing a transparent augmented reality view of the ...

At CES 2019, Nissan demonstrated technology meant to merge the real world with a virtual one called the Metaverse. The Japanese automaker believes future cars could use this invisible-to-visible ...

We may not get flying cars or robot maids any time soon, but physicist Michio Kaku says other inventions just as amazing are in the pipeline: imagine a working invisibility cloak, teleportation ...