Where is the memory card slot for the Chery Jetour X70 dash cam?

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VonGiselle
08/30/25 4:44am
The memory card slot for the Chery Jetour X70 dash cam is located in the card slot below the left side of the driver's seat rail. Chery Jetour X70 series: The Jetour X70 features a front grille composed of three chrome horizontal bars, with LED headlights on both sides. The side of the vehicle is equipped with five-spoke petal-style alloy wheels, and the exterior mirrors adopt a two-tone design. The rear is marked with the "JETOUR" brand logo, and the roof is fitted with a high-mounted brake light. The dimensions of the new car are 4720×1900×1710mm (with roof rack), with a wheelbase of 2745mm. Chery Jetour X70 powertrain: The Jetour X70 is equipped with Chery's self-developed 1.5T turbocharged engine across all models, delivering a maximum horsepower of 147 and a maximum torque of 210. It is paired with an 8AT transmission provided by domestic Shengrui. This powertrain offers sufficient performance for daily commuting while maintaining good fuel efficiency.
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LukeMarie
09/11/25 8:41am
I've been driving this Chery Jetour X70 for almost a year now. The memory card for the dash cam is inserted directly into the dash cam unit, usually in a concealed slot on the side of that small box at the top of the windshield. You can easily remove or insert it with a gentle push. Remember to use a standard Micro SD card, preferably 64GB or smaller, and format it to FAT32 before insertion, otherwise it might not be recognized. Make it a habit to regularly check the card slot for dust accumulation while driving. Also, it's safer to turn off the engine when replacing the card. When the card is full, remember to regularly back up the data to your computer or mobile app. If the card slot becomes loose during driving and interrupts recording, it could cause trouble. In short, the location is easy to find and the operation is convenient - just make it a habit.
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