Nanocoatings: These are used to protect surfaces from scratches, corrosion, and UV radiation. For example, nanocoatings on car bodies can make them more resistant to wear and tear.
Nanocomposites: These materials are used in the manufacturing of lightweight and strong automotive components such as bumpers, chassis, and interior parts. They help in reducing the overall weight of the vehicle, thereby improving fuel efficiency.
Nanofluids: These are used in engine cooling and lubrication systems to enhance thermal conductivity and reduce friction, leading to better engine performance and longevity.
Sensors: Nanotechnology is used to develop highly sensitive sensors for monitoring various parameters such as tire pressure, engine temperature, and emission levels, ensuring optimal vehicle performance and safety.
Catalytic converters: Nanomaterials are used in catalytic converters to reduce harmful emissions from vehicles, contributing to a cleaner environment.
