- In October 2024, VIOFO introduced the A329, the world’s first 4K 60fps dash cam, designed for seamless integration with in-dash navigation systems. This flagship model features Sony STARVIS 2 sensors, Wi-Fi 6 connectivity, and SSD storage support up to 4TB, ensuring high-resolution recording and ultra-fast data transfer. The A329 enhances driver safety with collision detection, parking mode, and HDR imaging, making it a top-tier choice for automotive surveillance
- In October 2024, 70mai introduced 4G functionality across its dash cam product line, expanding availability to 13 countries and regions, including North America, Europe, Southeast Asia, Oceania, and the Middle East. This upgrade enhances real-time connectivity, enabling features such as instant app alerts, 24/7 smart parking surveillance, live streaming, and vehicle tracking. The Dash Cam 4K A810, equipped with Sony STARVIS 2 sensors, was also recognized with the 2024 Future’s Technology Innovation Award
- In September 2024, Continental unveiled a major expansion of its product portfolio at the Automechanika trade fair, introducing innovative offerings across vehicle electronics, digital solutions, and in-dash navigation. The company showcased advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS), radar and camera modules, and new aftermarket solutions tailored for modern mobility needs. Continental also emphasized sustainability, launching eco-friendly brake components and high-performance fuel pumps to meet Euro 7 regulations
- In June 2024, Boult introduced the CruiseCam X1 GPS dash cam, featuring advanced GPS integration to enhance navigation and journey tracking for drivers. This model offers 1080p HD recording, a 170° ultra-wide field of view, collision detection via G-sensor, and Wi-Fi connectivity for seamless app control. Designed for Indian roads, it ensures durability and reliability, helping users log travel routes, monitor driving patterns, and improve safety
- In January 2024, Toyota Motor Corporation partnered with Mapbox to enhance its in-car navigation systems, integrating Mapbox software for custom development and fast rendering of digital maps. This collaboration improves map visualization, offering real-time updates, dynamic zooming, and seamless rotation, akin to smartphone navigation experiences. The cloud-based platform enables over-the-air updates, ensuring continuous improvements without requiring manual software upgrades. Toyota’s new navigation system, powered by Mapbox, enhances driver experience with precise mapping, rich peripheral details, and customizable interfaces
