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The flagship of the VisionX series. 4K UHD front camera with license-plate-level detail. Smarter vision. Safer every drive.
Live selling price (often discounted) on eAuto. Inclusive of all taxes.
A dashcam earns its place not in showroom photos but in the moments you can't predict — the cyclist who swerved, the truck that didn't indicate, the parking-lot dent you'd otherwise eat. VisionX 4K captures those moments at the level of detail that resolves disputes, not just records them.
Records every detail of your commute and highway run — at 4K, the level of detail rivals security-camera footage. License plates remain readable from 2-3 cars further back.
Indian city traffic is unpredictable. When the bike weaves in or the auto-rickshaw cuts a lane, you have crystal-clear evidence — not a he-said-she-said dispute at the next signal.
Catches the parking-lot scrape that happens while you're inside the mall. Records on motion or impact when the car is off — at 4K, even the perpetrator's licence plate is readable (hardwire kit required).
F1.8 aperture and a 4K sensor optimised for low-light. Highway runs after sunset stay crisp and detail-resolving. The 4K's larger pixel count gives you more usable image in dim conditions, not less.
Performs reliably through Indian monsoon, dust, and summer heat. The lens and sensor are calibrated for the conditions your car actually drives through.
Peace of mind for you and your loved ones. The footage exists so you don't have to argue, justify, or wonder. The car remembers, you don't have to.
4K UHD captures four times as many pixels as 2K and roughly four times more than 1080P FHD. In practical Indian-road terms, this means license plates are readable from 2-3 cars further back than 2K. Faces resolve clearly from further distances. And critically, if you ever need to crop into footage to see a specific detail — a sticker on a bike, a number on a uniform, a feature of someone's face — the 4K image still has usable detail after the crop. 2K would already be soft.
Six precision-ground glass elements gather light onto the sensor with minimal distortion. The F1.8 aperture is unusually wide for the price point — most dashcams ship at F2.0 or F2.2, which lets in 40-50% less light. At night, in tunnels, or under monsoon clouds, that extra light is what keeps 4K footage usable rather than dark and grainy. The 6-element optical formula also resolves at the level of detail the 4K sensor can actually distinguish — there's no point pairing a high-resolution sensor with a soft lens, and we don't.
The rear camera records at 1080P FHD — not 4K. This is intentional. The rear view's job is to document what happened behind you (rear-end collisions, tailgaters, reversing incidents), which 1080P captures with plenty of detail. Pairing a 4K rear with a 4K front would double storage requirements and shorten loop-recording duration without adding meaningful value. Most dashcam buyers we asked confirmed: the front view is where 4K matters; the rear view is fine at 1080P.
The 4K's screen is intentionally 1.5 inches — smaller than the 2K's 2.0-inch screen. This is a design choice: the smaller screen lets the unit have a lower profile on your windscreen, less obstructing the driver's view. Most users interact with the dashcam through the companion app over Wi-Fi anyway, so the physical screen is for status checks, basic playback, and on-device settings. The result: a sleeker form factor that disappears into the windscreen better than the 2K. Premium without showing off.
Pair the VisionX 4K with the companion app over Wi-Fi for live preview, footage download, and settings management. Downloading 4K footage to your phone takes longer than 2K (larger files), typically 30-90 seconds per minute of footage depending on phone and signal strength — worth knowing when planning to share clips. Android and iOS supported.
You're on the VisionX 4K page — the flagship. If you want license-plate-level detail from further distances, frequent highway recording, or the sleekest in-car form factor, this is the right call. If your driving is mostly short city commutes, the VisionX 2K saves ₹4,000 with plenty of resolution for everyday recording.
| Feature | VisionX 2K | VisionX 4K (this) |
|---|---|---|
| MRP | ₹10,995 | ₹14,995 |
| Display | 2.0 inch LCD | 1.5 inch LCD (sleeker form) |
| Front resolution | 2K QHD (2560×1440) | 4K UHD (3840×2160) |
| Rear resolution | 1080P FHD | 1080P FHD |
| Viewing angle | 130° wide | 130° wide |
| Image sensor | High-performance CMOS | High-performance CMOS |
| Wi-Fi + app control | ✓ | ✓ |
| Loop recording | ✓ | ✓ |
| Parking mode | ✓ | ✓ |
| Memory support | Up to 256GB microSD | Up to 256GB microSD |
| Warranty | 1 Year | 1 Year |
microSD card not included. Class 10 or above recommended. Compatible with all cars and SUVs. Looking at the entry-tier? See the VisionX 2K (XD20).
| Model name | Dashcam VisionX 4K |
|---|---|
| Model number | XD40 |
| Front resolution | 4K UHD (3840×2160, 8MP) |
| Rear resolution | 1080P FHD (1920×1080, 2MP) |
| Lens | HD 6-Glass Lens |
| Aperture | F1.8 |
| Field of view | 130° Wide Angle |
| Screen size | 1.5 inch LCD Display |
| Vehicle compatibility | 4-Wheeler (cars and SUVs) |
| Connectivity | Wi-Fi + Companion App |
| Speaker / Mic | Built-in (both supported) |
| Storage | Up to 256GB microSD (Class 10+ recommended; card not included) |
| Power input | 5V / 1.5A |
| G-sensor | Impact detection — auto-locks event clip from being overwritten |
| Colour | Black & Dark Grey (twin-tone) |
| Warranty | 1 Year against manufacturing defects |
Note: microSD card not included. With 4K recording producing larger files, we recommend a 128GB or 256GB Class 10 (or above) card. Professional installation is recommended for a clean, hidden cable run.
Pixel count. 4K UHD (3840×2160) captures 4× as many pixels as 2K (2560×1440) and roughly 4× more than 1080P FHD. In practice this means license plates remain readable from 2-3 cars further back, faces resolve clearly from further distances, and you can crop and zoom into footage without losing detail.
Yes. The VisionX 4K is compatible with all cars and SUVs. It runs on 5V/1.5A power supplied via the included cigarette lighter cable, or via a hardwire kit (sold separately) for parking mode.
No. The rear camera is 1080P FHD. This is deliberate — the rear camera primarily documents what happened behind you, so 1080P is sufficient and keeps storage and power requirements reasonable. The 4K resolution is reserved for the front camera where it matters most.
The 4K's 1.5-inch LCD is a deliberate design choice for a sleeker, less obtrusive in-car presence. Most users interact with the dashcam primarily through the companion app over Wi-Fi anyway, so the physical screen is for status checks and basic playback. Smaller screen = smaller body = less obstruction on your windscreen.
Any microSD card up to 256GB, Class 10 or above rated for video. With 4K UHD recording, footage files are larger than 2K, so a 128GB or 256GB card is recommended to capture more hours of driving before loop-overwrite begins. Card not included.
With a hardwire kit installed, the dashcam draws low-current standby power from your battery. The G-sensor wakes it on impact, the motion sensor wakes it on movement. Either trigger records a 30-60 second clip, locks it from being overwritten, and goes back to standby. The hardwire kit includes voltage cut-off to protect your car battery.
Yes. The companion app over Wi-Fi handles live view, playback, and download of 4K footage. Note that downloading large 4K clips to your phone over Wi-Fi takes longer than 2K — typically 30-90 seconds per minute of footage depending on phone and signal strength.
Excellent. The HD 6-glass lens at F1.8 aperture combined with the higher-resolution 4K sensor produces some of the cleanest night footage at this price point. Detail-resolution stays usable on unlit highways and during heavy monsoon. The 4K sensor's larger pixel count also helps in challenging low-light conditions where 2K would blur.
The ₹4,000 premium over the 2K buys you 4× more pixels on the front camera — meaningful if you frequently record long highway drives, want license-plate readability from further distances, or value the slightly sleeker form factor. If you primarily drive in cities and short commutes, the 2K's resolution is plenty and the larger 2.0-inch screen is more readable from the driver's seat.
1 year against manufacturing defects, covered by CarXNeo Solutions LLP. Reach out at support@carxneo.com to register a claim. Damage from physical impact, water ingress through misinstallation, or unauthorised modifications are not covered.
