Why don't Japanese cars film?

Automobile glass film is a kind of film-like object stuck on the front and rear windshield, side window and skylight of the vehicle. This film-like object is also called solar film, explosion-proof film and heat insulation film. Then why don't Japanese cars shoot?

The main reason why Japan does not allow car film is that Japan stipulates that cars are not allowed to film, which they think will affect the driving sight of car owners and cause safety hazards.

What are the benefits of car film?

Increase the aesthetic feeling: When many people film the car, the most important thing is to increase the aesthetic feeling of the car after filming, or to personalize the film according to their own preferences;

Increase private space: because the car film is generally used to look outside the car, not inside the car, leaving a good private space for the car;

Safety and explosion-proof: the car film can also improve the safety of the car, because the car material has the functions of tear resistance and puncture resistance, and the adhesive layer of the film can reduce the damage to passengers after the glass is broken;

Heat insulation and sun protection: the film can also block the heat generated by infrared rays, and can also block the damage of ultraviolet rays to skin and automobile parts;

Anti-glare: if there is no film, the car will produce glare after encountering strong light, which is prone to accidents. But with the film, accidents caused by glare can be reduced;

Anti-ultraviolet: the medium wave and long wave of ultraviolet rays can penetrate thick glass, and sticking a layer of heat insulation film can block most ultraviolet rays, prevent skin damage and reduce the aging of automobile interior;

Reduce air supervision and consumption: the loss of cold energy can be made up by sticking a heat insulation film, which can instantly reduce the temperature inside the car and save fuel consumption to some extent.