Nissan is testing out a super-hydrophobic and oleophobic nano-paint technology called Ultra-Ever Dry which, in theory, should ward off water, oil and dirt from your car. As a proof of concept, the company has painted one half of the Nissan Note with the said coating while leaving the other half untouched. The folks over at the Nissan Technical Centre Europe have driven the Nissan Note in various terrains and the fancy coating held up quite nicely in each of these conditions. According to Nissan, they have not yet considered making the Ultra-Dry Ever as a staple for their upcoming cars, but they’re looking at the possibility of making it as an add-on feature in the future. In the same price range, you also have the REDMI Note 15 Pro+ offering pretty much the same set of features, with a few differences. With that price gap, how does the REDMI Note 15 Pro+ fare against the TECNO CAMON 50 Ultra? [caption id="attachment_425083" align="alignnone" width="1280"] REDMI Note 15 Pro+ (left) and TECNO CAMON 50 Ultra (right)[/caption] Honestly speaking, I kinda dig TECNO’s design more. The CAMON 50 Ultra features the MediaTek Dimensity 7400 Ultimate while the REDMI Note 15 Pro+ packs the Snapdragon 7s Gen 4. Read more in our articles including "Nissan Note: world’s first self-cleaning car" and "Android Automotive OS now targets full vehicle control".
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May 20, 2026Nissan is testing out a super-hydrophobic and oleophobic nano-paint technology called Ultra-Ever Dry which, in theory, should ward off water, oil and dirt from your car. As a proof of concept, the company has painted one half of the Nissan Note with the said coating while leaving the other half untouched.
The folks over at the Nissan Technical Centre Europe have driven the Nissan Note in various terrains and the fancy coating held up quite nicely in each of these conditions. According to Nissan, they have not yet considered making the Ultra-Dry Ever as a staple for their upcoming cars, but they’re looking at the possibility of making it as an add-on feature in the future. In the same price range, you also have the REDMI Note 15 Pro+ offering pretty much the same set of features, with a few differences.
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