On January 5, 2026, Garmin unveiled the dēzl DualView, a purpose-built HD camera system targeting over-the-road truck operators. The system comprises two IPX7-rated rugged cameras that deliver real-time, 1080p HD video of each side of a rig, plus blind-spot collision alerts. Video is viewable in-cab on Garmin’s dēzl OTR navigator, compatible RV units or paired tablets. Incident clips are automatically recorded to a user-supplied microSD card, with optional cloud storage via Garmin’s Vault plan and Wi-Fi connectivity. The product ships January 8, 2026, with a suggested retail price of $999.99.

The DualView system’s two-camera configuration offers simultaneous side-view feeds, enhancing lane-change confidence and trailer-backing visibility. It integrates visual alerts for merging vehicles and stores metadata overlays (location, speed, date/time) on recorded clips. Installation is simplified with flush-mount hardware for mirror or flat-surface mounting, and voice-control support when paired with a Garmin navigator. The IPX7 rating ensures resistance to water, chemicals, fuels and pressure-washer spray, addressing durability requirements in long-haul operations.

Priced at $999.99 and available direct from Garmin, the DualView targets an estimated 3 million heavy-duty class 8 trucks in North America. Assuming a conservative 2% market penetration in year one, Garmin could generate approximately $60 million in incremental hardware revenue. The optional Vault subscription, priced at $9.99 per month, offers recurring revenue potential through continuous video upload and sharing via the Garmin Drive mobile app. Management expects the new product to leverage existing distribution channels in the trucking aftermarket and contribute to margin expansion in Q1 2026.