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The Japanese automobile manufacturer Nissan has a prototype of a self-cleaning paint that cars may no longer washing. The new nanotechnology paint water, oil and other dirt the environment can at a car. The paint is Ultra-Ever Dry and uses a process called nanopatterning. This the surface of something with tiny bumps and grooves that water and oil from sticking to it. Nissan said the paint has " well" to many weather conditions, including frost, rain, sleet and snow. The carmaker added that its engineers will continue testing the paint in the near future to see how they can get to a product ready for market.

Nissan's website says: "Washing a car can be a chore – and a costly one at that." However, it has no immediate plans to the new paint as standard on its cars. It may it as an option in the future. Company spokeswoman Geraldine Ingham said the new paint is currently only being on the company's Note family car. She said: "The Nissan Note has been carefully to take the stress out of customer driving, and Nissan's engineers are constantly of new ways to families' lives easier." She added: "We are to everyday problems our customers and will always testing exciting, cutting-edge technology like this incredible coating application.