BMW color-changing car

Cops are gonna love that....

I saw a commercial for a Maserati SUV. I am amazed by what people have.

The "illegal tint" is already a cop target before any of any of the Chameleon effects kick in

Thanks for the article, pretty cool technology. 

For those of us on a budget, mushrooms are much cheaper, and, in the spirit of inclusivity, everyone's car changes color.  ;-)

^I have somewhat poked into this issue and the % of light that different state laws allow thereof. My current vehicle, for example, does not comply in CA (and therefore many/most other states with higher legal thresholds) because the front door windows are at 20% (the rest of all the rear windows are at the factory stock 30%. I had the front door windows done after I got the vehicle and are difficult to professionally exactly match but look the same by eye). IL, go figure, has a fairly convoluted grid that breaks it down by differing type of vehicle, as in SUV, trucks, passenger cars, which windows, etc. I think UT recently went down to 30% or 40% with an allowable variance of deviation. Anyway, I used to live in UT where it still seems to be a widely used rationale for cops pulling people over, particularly on I-15 coming up from AZ, NV, and their favorite target, CA, in their hunt for "drugs". Few, if any, cars seem to get pulled over for this violation in CA but I do hear chatter about it here and there, especially with the frequent car chases/attempted evasions here whereby nobody can tell how many people are in those vehicles. I have not taken this vehicle out of CA since I have had it but I am fully expecting to get pulled over in certain states if/when that may happen, at least in part due to the CA plates that are already a primary (red state) target as it is and the "illegal tint" makes it all even more likely.

It's a little odd that OR flatly has a 35% law and does not specify that requirement to be only on the front door windows as most other states do. Not a big deal but do you know anyone whom has been ticketed up there for that violation?

In Guatemala, for example, people have limo tint (which is probably 5%) on ALL windows for their own safety, leaving the number/type of occupants to mystery when they are out & about.

I bet that '72 Bavaria was a sweet ride!

I call BS car paints have been out a long time that change colors, let just say it's the first electronic colored car

Corporation claiming stuff grease monkeys have been doing for years