Thursday , July 16 2026

Nissan glows to world record

Nissan has broken the Guinness World Record for Largest Glow-in-the-Dark Painting.

Created by maverick motoring artist Ian Cook, of Popbangcolour, the 207.68m2 self-portrait of the 100% electric Nissan LEAF took 61 hours to create and used more than 60 litres of luminous acrylic paint on a giant PVC coated canvas.

Glow-in-the-dark Nissan LEAF paining

Earlier this year, Nisssan became the first motor manufacturer to apply UV absorbing paint onto a production car.

The paint absorbs solar energy by day and then releases it for up to 10 hours overnight… and it’s made entirely from organic materials.

About Gareth Herincx

Gareth is a versatile journalist, copywriter and digital editor who's worked across the media in newspapers, magazines, TV, teletext, radio and online. After long stints at the BBC, GMTV and ITV, he now specialises in motoring.

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