Qubo, the smart devices arm of the Hero Group, expanded its automotive portfolio on January 12, 2026, by launching two advanced dashcams in New Delhi. The brand introduced the Dashcam 4G Live, which allows real-time remote monitoring, and the Dashcam Trio, a three-way system that records the front, rear, and interior of a vehicle. These devices target the growing demand for vehicle security and evidence collection on Indian roads.
Key Takeaways
- The Dashcam 4G Live offers real-time video streaming and two-way talk via 4G connectivity.
- The Dashcam Trio provides 360-degree coverage using three separate camera lenses.
- Both models use supercapacitors instead of lithium batteries to handle extreme Indian temperatures.
- Qubo CloudPlay service provides secure cloud storage for recorded events.
- Prices start at Rs. 14,990 for the Trio and Rs. 15,990 for the 4G Live model.
Live monitoring with the Dashcam 4G Live
The Dashcam 4G Live serves as a connected security hub for car owners. It uses a 4G SIM card to stay online, allowing users to view a live feed of their car from any location through the Qubo Pro App. This model records in 2K resolution with a 140-degree field of view.
Beyond recording, it acts as a tracker. It provides real-time GPS location and sends instant alerts for overspeeding or sudden jolts. If a family member or a hired driver is behind the wheel, the owner can use the two-way talk feature to communicate through the device. To support these online features, the company introduced Qubo CloudPlay, a subscription service that stores event-based footage for seven days.
Total coverage with the Dashcam Trio
The Dashcam Trio focuses on capturing every angle around and inside the vehicle. It features a front camera recording in 2K, while the rear and cabin cameras record in 1080p. The cabin camera includes night vision to monitor passenger safety or driver behavior in the dark.
This three-channel setup helps drivers defend against false traffic fines or theft attempts by “thak-thak” gangs, who often distract drivers to steal items from the seat. Users can view the live feed on a 3.2-inch IPS LCD screen attached to the main unit.
Built for Indian weather conditions
Electronic devices in cars face high heat when parked under the sun. Qubo has replaced standard batteries with supercapacitors in both models. These components can operate in temperatures ranging from -20°C to 85°C, reducing the risk of overheating or battery swelling. Both cameras also feature NightPulse technology to improve image clarity during night driving on poorly lit roads.
Pricing and storage
The Dashcam 4G Live is priced at Rs. 15,990, while the Dashcam Trio is available for Rs. 14,990. Both devices support SD cards up to 1TB, providing ample space for high-resolution video before the oldest files are overwritten.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: Does the Qubo 4G Live dashcam require a monthly fee?
A1: Yes. While the camera records to an SD card for free, the 4G features like live streaming, GPS tracking, and cloud storage require a Qubo CloudPlay subscription.
Q2: Can the Dashcam Trio record at night?
A2: Yes. All three cameras use NightPulse technology. The cabin camera is specifically equipped with night vision to record the interior even in total darkness.
Q3: How does a supercapacitor differ from a battery in a dashcam?
A3: Supercapacitors are more heat-resistant than lithium-ion batteries. They do not hold a charge to run the camera for long periods without power, but they safely save the last recording when the car turns off, even in hot weather.
Q4: Is professional installation required for these dashcams?
A4: While users can plug them into a 12V socket, professional hardwiring is recommended to use parking mode features or to hide the cables for the rear and cabin cameras.
Q5: What is the maximum storage capacity supported?
A5: Both the 4G Live and Trio models support microSD cards with a capacity of up to 1TB.
