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About your vehicle's Camera app

If equipped, the available Camera app* allows you to select multiple camera views designed to show the area in front of, behind and around your vehicle. Available camera views may vary, depending on your vehicle.

What is the Camera app?

Your vehicle’s available Camera app lets you select multiple camera views that can help make you more aware of the area around your vehicle. The actual camera views you can select may vary, depending on your vehicle.

How do I access the Camera app?

Press the Camera icon on your infotainment display* to access the Camera app. When you enter the app, you may see the following, depending on your vehicle:

Icons representing different views along the left or along the bottom of the screen
A camera view displayed in the middle
If your vehicle is equipped with available Surround View and you’ve enabled that feature, you may see multiple overhead views of your vehicle on the right or left side of the screen (if enabled, this view will consistently display when you’re parked or driving at low speeds)
- Surround View uses cameras mounted on the outside rearview mirrors. If you open a vehicle door while this view is displayed, you’ll notice a blank field on the overhead view where that camera view would normally be

What camera views can I select?

Here are the camera views you can select, depending on your vehicle’s equipment. The names of views listed here may vary, depending on your vehicle.

Front camera views

Front View/Front Standard View: Shows the area directly in front of your vehicle
Front Wide View/Front Junction View: Shows a wide-angle, cross-traffic view of the area directly in front of your vehicle (older vehicles only)
Front Overhead View/Top-Down View: Shows a top-down view of the area directly in front of your vehicle
Front Side View/Side Forward View: Shows the area directly beside the front of your vehicle

Rear camera views

Rear View/Rear Standard View: Shows the area directly behind your vehicle
- When in Rear View/Rear Standard View, you can enable two sets of guidelines with the guideline button on your display — one set that tracks the path of your vehicle, and Hitch Guidance guidelines that can help you line up a trailer hitch
Rear Wide View/Rear Junction View: Shows a wide-angle, cross-traffic view of the area directly behind your vehicle (older vehicles only)
Rear Overhead View/Top-Down View: Shows a top-down view of the area directly behind your vehicle
Rear Side View/Rearward View: Shows the area directly beside the rear of your vehicle
3D Bowl View: Displays one of several perspective views of the vehicle and its surroundings at different angles. 3D Bowl View is only available on some vehicles
- To view, touch the desired Bowl View perspective icon on the infotainment display when the camera app is active

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Q&As

Can I use the Camera app while driving?

Yes. However, on older vehicles, you can only display some views while driving, such as Trailer Hitch View and Rear Standard View, and only for a short time.

Why does the Camera app show a vehicle that’s a different color from mine?

The vehicle displayed in the Camera app will always be a default color that may vary by model. However, the camera will display objects such as trailers on-screen in their true color.

Why does Surround View/Top-Down View display a black field when I open a door?

Surround View/Top-Down View uses cameras mounted on the outside rearview mirrors to show the sides of the vehicle. Surround View/Top-Down View will display a black field around that area when the door is open.

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To find out if your vehicle has this feature, contact your dealer or refer to your vehicle’s equipment list. Please check your Owner’s Manual for more information about features.