Audi dash cam with QHD resolution launched in India: Price, key features & more
Audi India
has launched a new tech accessory for its customers, the
Audi Dash Cam
, now available across its dealership network. The product has been priced at Rs 68,000 and is compatible with all Audi models and can be retrofitted to existing cars or ordered with new vehicles. Here's a quick look at key details.
Audi Dash Cam: Key features and highlights
The Audi Dash comes equipped with
QHD resolution
for high-quality footage,
mobile app integration
, and
smart battery protection
to ensure long-lasting functionality. Customers can control settings and review footage directly from their smartphones using the companion app, available on both Android and iOS platforms.
One standout feature of this dashcam is its ability to capture incidents even when the vehicle is parked. The integrated motion and impact sensors activate recording automatically in parking mode, which will be useful in cases of hit-and-run or vandalism. The dashcam also assists in documenting on-road events, making it a valuable tool in insurance claims and protecting against staged accidents or fraudulent complaints.
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Furthermore, the system includes an event mode for incidents, real-time footage storage on an internal SD card, and options to access or share videos via the app.
At present, Audi India's lineup spans sedans like the A4 and A6, SUVs such as the Q3, Q5, Q7, and Q8, and EVs like the e-tron GT and Q8 e-tron. SUVs lead sales, with the Q7 and Q8 driving growth, while the Q3 and A4 remain popular picks.
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