built in dashcam

A **built‑in dashcam** is a video recording system that is **integrated directly into a vehicle’s design or electronics**, rather than being an external, add‑on device. It automatically records footage of the road (and sometimes the vehicle’s interior) while driving, often using factory‑installed cameras and sensors.

Built‑in dashcams typically:
- Start recording automatically when the vehicle is turned on
- Store footage in internal memory or cloud storage
- Integrate with vehicle systems (infotainment, safety sensors, or mobile apps)
- Are less visible and more tamper‑resistant than aftermarket dashcams

They are commonly found in newer vehicles, especially those with advanced driver assistance or connected car features.