BMW seemed to miss the “just because you can do something doesn’t mean you should” memo when they decided to paint a one-off of their new X6 in Vantablack, the color that’s so black it’s ...

Instead, it will more likely be a paint color. That’s because the company has announced plans to show off the newly updated X6 crossover in light-eating Vantablack next month.

Vantablack makes the watch face look like a bottomless dark hole with only the tourbillon (a small dial) and the two hands suspended in it. The watch is called the Endeavor Tourbillon Concept ...

“The Vantablack X6 is the first project we had using this material, but we are thinking of other applications than coating a car (which is more a test or a show car purpose),” they say.

Vantablack paint can absorb almost all the visible light that hits it – the latest version is up to 99.965 percent, similar to birds of paradise feathers.

For reasons beyond our comprehension, BMW has painted a 2020 X6 in what is known as “the world’s blackest black,” Vantablack VBx2. Invented by Surrey NanoSystems, Vantablack absorbs over 99 ...

Vantablack is the world's darkest material, capable of absorbing virtually all of the light that touches it. What's it like to be in a room fully painted in the cutting edge nanomaterial? The ...

Why is the darkest color in the world covering a $2 million diamond? It’s the result of a first-of-its-kind collaboration between art and science.

At the Frankfurt Motor Show next month, BMW will show off its new X6 crossover coupe. A weird-looking BMW high-rider isn't news. But what is news is the color, called Vantablack.

Surrey NanoSystems' previous coatings, although exquisite at reflecting light (the flagship Vantablack High Performance coating absorbs 99.9% of incoming sunrays), were based on delicate ...

And you thought plain black was the darkest color known to man. Blink again. July 18, 2014, 4:21 PM UTC / Source: Entrepreneur.com By Kim Lachance Shandrow ...