Nissa shows glow-in-the-dark Leaf

It's a Leaf, but of the electric kind. Nissan's Leaf may not have the amazing power (or style) of a Tesla, but it made all that irrelevant, with a glow-in-the-dark body paint that makes its car "magical".

Nissan Leaf ditches Flash

It was under the spotlight in Apple's keynote, but if you've missed it recommend you give it a try: here's the site for the new zero-emmissions electric Nissan Leaf.
It might look just any other regular site... until you realize it doesn't use Flash! Everything is rendered in HTML5 and shows you why - in most cases - you could do very well without Flash.

Flash or no flash, this is a car I wouldn't mind driving around. :)

Color changing paint for your Car

Nissan is working on the next big revolution in automobile industry. No; it has nothing to do with hydrogen or solar powered engines - it's about the ultimate goal in car tuning: changing your car color at the flick of a switch!

Their paramagnetic iron oxide paint polymer is still under development, but it will allow your car to change color using electric current. According to Nissan, this technology can be out on the streets by 2010 - let's hope so!

I'm sure it will be fun to describe your new car to your friends: "... it's red.. on mondays and fridays; green on weekends; blue on the other days..." :)