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Does the Lavida have a rearview camera?

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VanDelaney
08/27/25 5:50am
The Lavida may or may not have a rearview camera depending on the vehicle configuration: 1. Higher-end models are equipped with a rearview camera; 2. Lower-end models do not have this feature. The function of a rearview camera is to allow drivers to see the rear situation on the display when reversing, preventing accidents caused by blind spots and ensuring safer reversing operations. Taking the 2021 Lavida as an example, its body dimensions are: length 4670mm, width 1806mm, height 1474mm, with a wheelbase of 2688mm and minimum ground clearance of 190mm. The 2021 Lavida is powered by a 1.4T turbocharged engine with maximum horsepower of 150PS, maximum torque of 250Nm, and maximum power of 110kW, paired with a 7-speed dual-clutch transmission.
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LaBrooke
09/09/25 4:46am
I often pay attention to the configurations of Volkswagen models and found that the reversing camera function is not standard on the Lavida, depending on the specific model and year. In the 2023 and newer versions, higher-end models usually come with a factory-installed camera, while lower-end or older models may not have it. I've seen many car owners share their experiences—for example, if you opt for the luxury version, you get a high-definition reversing camera integrated into the dashboard screen, which is intuitive to operate and enhances parking safety. I recommend checking the official configuration sheet before buying or verifying during a test drive whether the screen displays the rearview image. Nowadays, a reversing camera is quite important for city driving, especially on crowded streets, as it helps avoid scratches and bumps. If the Lavida doesn't have one, you can install an aftermarket camera for a few hundred yuan—just find a professional shop to handle the installation, but make sure it's compatible to avoid affecting the electrical system. Overall, the Lavida series is very practical, but with many configuration options, it's safest to pay extra attention to the details when purchasing.
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MacMargaret
10/23/25 5:37am
As a veteran driver who has owned a Lavida for five years, the factory-installed high-definition reverse camera on my top trim has been incredibly practical, especially in low-light conditions at night when it automatically illuminates the rear view to help spot obstacles—I’ve barely had any minor scrapes. Most high-trim models of the new Lavida, like the 2024 version, come with this feature, while base trims may not, so it’s best to check the vehicle manual or official website specs before buying. My advice: visit a 4S dealership to inspect the actual car—turn the ignition on and shift into reverse; if the screen switches to the rearview image, it’s equipped. Otherwise, consider aftermarket installation. A reverse camera isn’t essential but boosts convenience. If your chosen model lacks one, don’t panic—affordable, compatible aftermarket kits are widely available, with quick installation and higher safety ratings. Overall, the Lavida delivers stable performance, but tech features vary by preference—test thoroughly before deciding.
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