Hive Dashcam with GPS and Adas launched by boAt

MUMBAI: boAt is steering into new territory. The country’s top audio and wearables brand has rolled out the Hive dashcam series, marking its first foray into in-car cameras. Built with Indian driving conditions in mind, the new range aims to turn everyday commutes into journeys with a reliable digital witness on board.

The Hive lineup includes three models, the flagship F1, the mid-range M1 and the entry-level E1, designed to suit everyone from first-time users to safety-focused motorists. Across the range, boAt promises clear footage, simple controls and practical features that step in when things on the road take an unexpected turn.

At the top sits the Hive Dashcam F1, offering dual-channel recording with 4K video at the front and Full HD at the rear. Powered by Sony Stravis sensors, it is built to capture sharper details in low light and bright glare alike. The F1 also packs an Advanced Driver Assistance System with voice alerts, built-in GPS logging, voice control and Wi-Fi app connectivity.

The Hive Dashcam M1 focuses on high-resolution recording in a compact form. It shoots in 2K QHD with a wide 140-degree field of view and includes GPS tracking, a G-sensor for automatic incident detection and support for up to 512GB of storage.

For everyday driving, the Hive Dashcam E1 offers 1296p recording, loop capture and automatic emergency triggers. Its compact build is designed for smaller cars, taxis and daily commuters, while built-in Wi-Fi allows quick access to footage through a smartphone app.

The entire Hive series uses Sony Stravis sensors to improve clarity in difficult lighting conditions. Features such as motion detection, parking surveillance, GPS route logging and G-sensor triggers aim to provide visual proof when it matters most, whether during an accident, a dispute or an insurance claim.

With this launch, boAt is moving beyond headphones and smartwatches into the world of automotive tech, betting that a clear view of the road is becoming less of a luxury and more of a necessity for Indian drivers.