Land Rover ClearSight Rearview Mirror with Roof Camera: Enhanced Driving Visibility
- Part No.: LR140339
- Model No.: L8B2-17E678-DB
The revolutionary ClearSight Rearview Mirror debuted in the U.S. with the 2020 Range Rover Evoque at the 2019 Chicago Auto Show. Experience this breakthrough technology at Land Rover Palm Beach and transform your Delray Beach driving.
How the ClearSight Rearview Mirror Works
This innovative ClearSight Rear View Mirror utilizes a rear-mounted camera to display a wide-angle view of the area behind your vehicle directly on your mirror. Perfect when backseat passengers or cargo block your view—effortlessly navigate Stuart streets:
- Activate: Pull the bottom-center switch toward you
- Adjust brightness: Press Settings button → Use right buttons to dim/brighten
- Adjust height: Press Settings button twice → Use right buttons to lower/raise
- Disable: Push the switch away from you
Note: Left buttons control HomeLink® for garage doors. Ask Land Rover Palm Beach for details.
ClearSight Rear View Mirror FAQs
- How is it different from a standard rear-view camera?
Unlike traditional fisheye cameras mounted low on the tailgate, the Clearsight Rearview Mirror provides an undistorted, proportional view directly in your mirror, just like an unobstructed rear window. - How do I clean it?
Spray glass cleaner on a paper towel first, then wipe. Never spray directly—liquid can damage internal components. - What if it stops working?
A “disabled” icon appears if errors occur. Switch to normal mirror mode and visit an authorized Land Rover service center.
Test Drive in West Palm Beach
Experience the ClearSight Rearview Mirror firsthand! Browse new Land Rover inventory at Land Rover Palm Beach, then schedule a test drive near Boca Raton. Additionally, explore features such as Clearsight Ground View, Gesture-Controlled Sunroof, and wireless charging.
*ClearSight has limited visibility. Drivers must check their surroundings for obstacles and estimate distances. Distracted driving can cause serious accidents.
