Evara Rear View
Fit it, drive with it, see what you think. If it's not right, return it within 30 days for a full refund.
Plus a 12-month warranty — any fault under normal use and we repair or replace it at no cost.
Screen: 10" IPS touchscreen, straps over your existing rear-view mirror
Front camera: 4K, loop recording
Rear camera: 1080p HD, wide angle, streams live the whole time you're driving
Rear cable: 5.8m — reaches the back of a tray, canopy or wagon
Power: 12V cigarette socket, with a built-in USB port so you keep your charging socket
Parking mode: supported with the hardwire kit (sold separately)
Storage: microSD up to 256GB — a card is required for it to record
Fits: almost any car, ute, 4WD or van with a standard rear-view mirror
1. Strap the Evara Rear View over your existing rear-view mirror — about two minutes.
2. Run the rear camera cable to the back of the vehicle and tuck it under the trim — 20 to 30 minutes.
3. Mount the rear camera where you want the view from — tailgate, canopy door or rear window.
4. Plug into your 12V socket and drive.
No dash removal, no wiring loom, no auto electrician.
Fitted in an afternoon, not a workshop
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Minutes 1–2
Strap the mirror over your existing rear-view mirror
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The next 20–40 min
Run the rear camera cable to the back and tuck it under the trim
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Last step
Mount the rear camera and plug into your 12V socket
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Every drive after
A live view of what's behind you, whatever's in the back
What's in the box
FAQs
No. Simply adjust the screens brightness or switch the screen off and use it as an ordinary mirror.
It straps over your existing rear-view mirror, so it fits almost any car, ute, 4WD or van.
Not for when the car is on. The 12V plug handles that.
If you want to continue recording while the vehicle is off, you will want the hardwire kit.
No — and it won't record without one. You can add a card here, or use any microSD up to 256GB you already have.
Format it in the mirror itself, not on your computer. Settings → Format, about five seconds. It's the single most common reason a dash cam won't record.
Yes. Dash cams are legal to own and use in every state and territory, provided the unit doesn't obstruct your view of the road — and this one sits exactly where your mirror already is.
30-day returns if it's not right for your vehicle.
12-month warranty — any fault under normal use and we repair or replace it at no cost. Australian owned, and a real person answers the emails.
support@refinedrigs.shop

