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Current Version

NexiGo Dash Cam 0.2.32

Released Oct 3, 2026 · 51.5 MB · Android 6.0+

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Version Information

Version
0.2.32
Release date
Oct 3, 2026
Size
51.5 MB
Android
6.0+
File type
APK
Package
com.nexigo.hicamdvr
Developer
Nexight INC

About NexiGo Dash Cam

NexiGo Dash Cam is a companion mobile application from Nexight INC designed to work alongside a NexiGo dash camera for everyday driving documentation. It carries the package identifier com.nexigo.hicamdvr and is filed under the productivity category, which reflects its focus on helping drivers organise and review recorded material rather than on entertainment. Category And Purpose As a productivity tool, the app is positioned around the routine task of managing dash camera footage from a phone. Rather than presenting itself as a general media player, it is built for the specific workflow of a driver who wants camera-related functions available on a handheld device. Keeping that focus narrow is what places it in this category instead of a broader multimedia one. Device Requirements The build requires Android 6.0 or newer, so phones and tablets running that release or later can install it, while older systems will not be supported. The application occupies 51.5 MB of space, a figure worth checking against your available storage before you begin, since additional room will still be needed once the app is on the device. Current Version Details The edition listed here is version 0.2.32, published on 2026-10-03. This is the release a user would receive when installing from this listing, and it is the only version referenced in these details. Anyone comparing builds should match against this number to confirm they are looking at the same edition of the app. Developer And Listing Information The application is published by Nexight INC, the party responsible for the package named above. Note that this listing does not supply a content rating, so no age guidance is available from these details. Prospective users who rely on content ratings for household decisions should be aware that the field is currently unassigned.