Glitchy front cam

[BuDaKhel]

So, I was driving home yesterday, going about 20 mph, when my screen suddenly switched to the front camera view. I'm not sure what I touched, and I can't figure out how to do it again. I just pressed the map button, and everything went back to normal. Does anyone know what happened?

 

[Edaddy06]

Hmm from what I've noticed, when you're cruising at low speeds, like when you're just starting to roll or getting close to something while parking, the front camera tends to kick on automatically. But no worries; you can always switch to the backup cam by hitting the "P" button. That'll give you a clear view of whats behind you. Plus, this feature lets you swap between the front and rear cameras while you're moving slow…so it’s super handy for squeezing through tight spots.

 

[Jeff_Moreau]

So, I was driving home yesterday, going about 20 mph, when my screen suddenly switched to the front camera view. I'm not sure what I touched, and I can't figure out how to do it again. I just pressed the map button, and everything went back to normal. Does anyone know what happened?

Sounds like you might have discovered a hidden feature! Sometimes newer cars have features that activate the front camera under certain conditions, like being close to another object or in lower-speed zones. Maybe it’s a built-in safety feature? If you find it happening often, it might be worth mentioning to your dealer to see if there’s an update or explanation. But for now, at least the map button seems to be the magic fix! If it’s not in the manual, it could be worth asking your dealer about it next time you’re in, they might have more insight.

 

[JohnAcres]

Hmm from what I've noticed, when you're cruising at low speeds, like when you're just starting to roll or getting close to something while parking, the front camera tends to kick on automatically. But no worries; you can always switch to the backup cam by hitting the "P" button. That'll give you a clear view of whats behind you. Plus, this feature lets you swap between the front and rear cameras while you're moving slow…so it’s super handy for squeezing through tight spots.

I was driving on a normal road, not parking. The automatic parking worked fine before.