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DriveVision Dash Cam: Features and Fit Guide

DriveVision's current camera pairs published 4K front recording with an optional 2K rear unit. Its GPS, Wi-Fi, supplied storage and hardwire inclusions make the bundle worth checking carefully.

The DriveVision dash cam is an Australian-market camera with a published 3840 by 2160 front output, GPS, Wi-Fi and support for an optional rear camera. DriveVision states that the rear unit records at 2160 by 1440, while the front camera uses a Sony IMX335 sensor and supports cards up to 256 GB.

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Is DriveVision an Australian dash cam brand?

DriveVision describes itself as Australian owned and operated and lists an Australian business address and support channels on its website.

Does the DriveVision dash cam record in 4K?

The manufacturer specifies a 3840 by 2160 recorded output at 30 fps for the front camera.

Does DriveVision include a rear camera?

The rear camera is presented as an optional add-on, so check the current bundle contents before ordering.

What memory card does the DriveVision dash cam support?

DriveVision publishes a maximum capacity of 256 GB and lists a 64 GB card among the standard package contents.

How does DriveVision parking monitoring work?

The manufacturer describes time-lapse parking monitoring when the camera is connected through its hardwire kit.