BYD Sealion 7 Dashcam Guide for Australian Owners

Do not infer recording from the presence of parking or driver-assistance cameras. Check the handbook, vehicle menus and BYD Australia specification for your exact model year and grade; if no recording function is documented, use a dedicated dash cam.

Place it high on the windscreen where it has a clear road view but does not block the driver's vision or overlap the vehicle's sensor area. The installer should also keep the camera and cable away from mirror hardware and airbag deployment paths.

Only use a vehicle-compatible hardwire method confirmed for the exact camera and SEALION 7 variant. Ask a competent installer to assess the circuit, low-voltage protection, fuse connection and warranty implications before work begins.

Yes, provided both cameras have clear views and the connecting cable is routed safely. In particular, cable routing around pillars and the rear hatch must avoid airbags, moving trim and pinch points.

Panoramic parking views and dash-cam recording serve different purposes. Unless the Australian handbook explicitly documents continuous recording, protected incident files and a retrieval process, plan on a dedicated camera for journey evidence.

No. The vehicles have separate handbooks and fitment details, so mounting, trim removal and power advice for one should not be transferred to the other without checking the relevant documentation.