A woman from Gujarat has covered her Toyota Corolla in cow dung to battle the heat.

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The Toyota Corolla covered with cow dung gets a traditional Indian design to it on the front and rear bumper and also along the side of the car. The owner of the car is based in Ahmedabad, Gujarat and has seen been driving around in the cow dung covered car. Cow dung is used to coat the outside of huts in villages and it helps keep the temperatures cool on the inside.

The owner, Sejal Shah has said that the layer of cow dung and red mud mixture has helped to keep the cabin temperatures regulated. She has claimed that the cabin temperature remained between 36-37 degrees when the temperature outside was 45-degree Celsius. This coating has been done by her in an attempt to reduce air pollution by not using the air-con and to keep the interiors of the car cool.

However, the moist coating might ensure that the heat from the sun takes more time to reach the cabin, but the heat still enters the cabin through the glass windows and windshield. Therefore, it is not certain as to whether the covering helps in keeping the cabin temperature cool as the heat will enter through the glass. The cow dung and red mud mixture may also damage the paint of the car over a period of time.

Toyota Corolla Cow Dung

– The car belongs to Sejal Shah who resides in Ahmedabad, Gujarat
– The car is seen to get a traditional Indian design to it
– The moist coating might ensure that the heat from the sun takes longer to reach the cabin

Toyota Corolla In Cow Dung
The car is fully covered in a mixture of cow dung and red mud
Toyota Corolla In Cow Dung Rear
The mixture might damage the paint of the car eventually

Source – South China Morning Post on YouTube