Motavie™ Front & Rear Dual Dash Cam
Motavie™ Front & Rear Dual Dash Cam
See More. Record More of Every Drive.
The road ahead is only part of the story. Motavie™ combines front and rear recording to help capture more visual context during commuting, highway driving, parking and longer road trips.
One Drive. Two Directions of Coverage.
A single camera only records what happens ahead. Motavie™ adds rear-facing coverage to help preserve more information before, during and after an unexpected road event.
Clearer Footage Across More of the Scene.
High-resolution front recording, a wide viewing angle, nighttime visibility and built-in connectivity help create a more useful everyday driving record.
Preserve More of the Sequence Around an Event.
Front and rear footage can provide additional visual context after an unexpected driving situation by recording vehicle movement, road conditions and surrounding traffic.
The Moment Often Starts Before the Impact.
Dual recording helps preserve more information from before, during and after an event. This can be useful in stop-and-go traffic, lane changes, parking lots and rear-end situations.
Record Regularly Without Constant File Cleanup.
Loop recording automatically replaces older unlocked video files when compatible storage reaches capacity, helping keep the dash cam ready for everyday driving. Important recordings should be locked or saved separately when needed.
More Recording Without a Bulky Dashboard Setup.
The compact main camera is designed to mount near the windshield and remain part of your daily driving setup without taking over the interior.
Keep Recording as Lighting Changes.
Bright daylight, tunnels, evening traffic and darker roads create different recording conditions. Keep both camera lenses clean and properly positioned for clearer results.
Another Viewing Angle Around the Vehicle.
A rear camera adds another perspective around busy parking areas and may support rear-view visibility depending on the installed configuration. Always continue checking mirrors and surroundings when reversing.
Mount. Connect. Adjust. Record.
Install both cameras carefully and confirm the viewing angles before making the system part of your daily driving routine.
Mount the main camera securely on the windshield without blocking your view of the road.
Position the rear camera according to the product instructions with a clear view behind the vehicle.
Connect the front and rear camera wiring and route the cable securely around the interior.
Plug the dash cam into the appropriate vehicle power source.
Install a compatible memory card and format it according to the product instructions.
Check the display or test footage and reposition the cameras until the road is clearly visible.
Once powered, the dash cam can begin recording according to the selected settings.
Stop safely before reviewing, locking, saving or transferring recorded video.
Before longer trips, check the memory card, camera angles, lens cleanliness, power connection and recording settings. Dash cam footage can provide an additional visual record, but it does not replace safe driving or official accident procedures.
Record the Road Ahead. Capture What Happens Behind.
Front and rear recording designed to give everyday drivers a broader visual record across commuting, highway travel, parking areas and longer road trips.
Motavie™ — More Road. More Context. More of the Drive.
