Knight Rider’s car, the high-tech and probably more popular than David Hasselhoff himself, the K.I.T.T could do everything other than turning invisible. Batman’s cars, the recent Tumbler included, could fire missiles and locate enemies but couldn’t turn invisible either. The closest cars could get to turning invisible was James Bond’s Aston Martin in Die Another Day, but that was as far from reality as James Bond is. But what if we told you that cars can turn invisible now? Thanks to Land Rover’s new Invisible Car Technology, it is now a possibility. Well, almost. The system enables the driver to see the part of terrain that gets hidden by the bonnet. This means that apart from what you are used to
Reported by BGR India 13 hours ago.
Knight Rider’s car, the high-tech and probably more popular than David Hasselhoff himself, the K.I.T.T could do everything other than turning invisible. Batman’s cars, the recent Tumbler included, could fire missiles and locate enemies but couldn’t turn invisible either. The closest cars could get to turning invisible was James Bond’s Aston Martin in Die Another Day, but that was as far from reality as James Bond is. But what if we told you that cars can turn invisible now? Thanks to Land Rover’s new Invisible Car Technology, it is now a possibility. Well, almost. The system enables the driver to see the part of terrain that gets hidden by the bonnet. This means that apart from what you are used to
Reported by BGR India 13 hours ago.