Because you want to make it easier for people and autonomous vehicles to crash into you?

Haha would this even be legal?

Nevermind - it’s not even feasible

https://www.quora.com/Lets-say-Im-a-rich-racer-who-wants-to-...

It can be done and it is legal. In fact, it has been done...

https://www.bmw.com/en/design/the-bmw-X6-vantablack-car.html

With all that flashing and shaking I cannot perceive anything with or without VB. Ads guys today lost their roof completely.

https://www.google.ru/search?q=bmw+vantablack&tbm=isch

It can be done for limited production, but it doesn't fully hide from LIDAR

https://www.cnet.com/roadshow/news/bmw-x6-vantablack-paint-c...

From the CNET article:

>> Typically, the lidar unit can spot things from more than 328 feet away.

>> In this case, the company said the darkest of dark BMWs would need to be about 72 feet away before the lasers and ambient light register the moving black hole.

LIDAR is most effective at a distance from the license plate, headlight, and chrome reflective parts of a car. There is a laser absorbing product called VEIL made specifically for reducing these reflections.

https://www.stealthveil.com/faq/

because that ultra-black looks blue? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7tVaJVtxMYE&t=0m11s

I can't imagine the temperature of that car after sitting in the sun for an hour.

Basically the same as a 99% absorbent black.

It radiates more too. The steady state temperature of the steel plates will be the same as white paint, right?

I assume the AC has to work a little bit more during driving though.