The in car camera is a feature for taking selfies or making video calls while parked and is featured in the XEV 9e Pack Three. And while this unique addition to the vehicle's tech suite has sparked discussion about its practicality, its potential for misuse, and its privacy implications, that hasn't stopped them from offering it up as a standard feature in their vehicles. Others see it as an innovative way to weave social media and connectivity into the driving experience, letting you zap a quick photo op or answer a video chat without having to walk away from the car to do so. Some worry about the privacy, including whether the camera could be hacked into or turned to surveillance. But it also kind of begs the question of whether this is actually creating real value for a car, whether it's just a gimmick to get tech savvy consumers who are looking at this feature and think, oh, that's really cool that my car replacement is sending me a text, and the novelty of it adds a little bit of value. Additionally, there are questions over how and to what extent this feature may be used or restricted, while the vehicle is in motion, and its potential to distract the driver.