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Per the engineer I spoke with, a front camera is already in place and 360 views are in the works. In the studio area, a front camera display illustration on show which captured the terrain ahead.
Thanks for the inside intel. That sounds great.
Did the engineer speak about the overall dimensions of either vehicle. 91" wide seems pretty big for a trail ready rig.
 
The Rear view Camera should have an option to spray wash wiper fluid to "clean" the camera from debris or rain drops. Have a 360 view helps with not just trail view but also for parking and Sentry (like in Tesla and Rivian)
 
The Rear view Camera should have an option to spray wash wiper fluid to "clean" the camera from debris or rain drops. Have a 360 view helps with not just trail view but also for parking and Sentry (like in Tesla and Rivian)
I like this idea of something that cleans the camera lens because nothings bugs me more on a rainy day when I try to back up and see that I can’t see. Wiper fluid shouldn’t go on a car’s camera lens, though: the chemicals are too harsh. Something that better protects the lens from getting crapped up by debris might be more helpful.
 
I test drove the VW ID.4 and VW puts a protective cover (glass?) over the actual camera lens so that lens is protected by the chemicals. I also test drove a VW GTI and how VW hides the reverse camera under the emblem can be a problem because it is just another mechanical device that break. Plus it does not help or work well with 360 view.
 
Absolutely yes, upvote added. Glad to hear 360 and front cameras are in the works. Hopefully they can be used for parking, trail, while in motion, tie into turn signals (if selected by user - again, let us customize), while towing, dash cam, security/sentry/monitoring, etc. as well. Not just single-use cameras.
 
I’m still curious where back up camera ends up on the traveler with the optional wheel carrier. I’m sure they have it figured out-probably just above the license plate indent
 
I like this idea of something that cleans the camera lens because nothings bugs me more on a rainy day when I try to back up and see that I can’t see. Wiper fluid shouldn’t go on a car’s camera lens, though: the chemicals are too harsh. Something that better protects the lens from getting crapped up by debris might be more helpful.
I have a squirter for my 2017 Land Rover reverse camera. It still works fine. 80K miles, rocky mountain salt/snow/road dirt, off-road dust...totally fine.
 
This one is deal breaker for me. Totally addicted to 360 cameras. But maybe that’s just with a full size truck.
 
I’m still curious where back up camera ends up on the traveler with the optional wheel carrier. I’m sure they have it figured out-probably just above the license plate indent
@J Alynn I saw this just the other day at the grocery store. Wonder if it gets the view out far enough to make it useful when hooking up a trailer?

But what if buyer doesn't choose tire carrier option :unsure:. Wondering if a snap in, plug and play option fixes this dilemma. If tire carrier is hooked up (even just for weekend outting) camera is "snapped" in to something simular to attached photo. No tire carrier installed then camera is "snapped" into a base on the tailgate.
 

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@J Alynn I saw this just the other day at the grocery store. Wonder if it gets the view out far enough to make it useful when hooking up a trailer?

But what if buyer doesn't choose tire carrier option :unsure:. Wondering if a snap in, plug and play option fixes this dilemma. If tire carrier is hooked up (even just for weekend outting) camera is "snapped" in to something simular to attached photo. No tire carrier installed then camera is "snapped" into a base on the tailgate.
Never seen that before! 😳
 
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