For the entirety of the upcoming weekend, starting Thursday through Monday (see exact date and time info in the table below), Live View is accessible without limitation of time to all BlackVue Cloud users. Enjoy Live View to your heart’s content! Check our Web Viewer at https://www.blackvuecloud.com.

Experience Unlimited Remote Live View for Free

As long as your vehicle is equipped with a Cloud-compatible BlackVue dash cam, Remote Live View lets you keep an eye on your vehicle from anywhere, anytime with the BlackVue App.
By default, BlackVue dash cams’ location and video are private and can only be accessed by their owner. However, users can make their own camera location and live stream available to the public if they wish.

If you look at the world map in the BlackVue App or Web Viewer, you might explore and see cameras made public by their owner. For some, you might see just the location, location and custom name, as well as Live View video stream.

This weekend, the organizers of the ENEFIT 24H EV race in Lithuania will be making use of this technology to let anyone experience the race from within the participants’ cars, using the BlackVue App or Web Viewer. This is a chance for anyone to see for yourself how Remote Live View works, even if you don’t own a Cloud-compatible BlackVue dash cam.

All you need to do is:

• Download the BlackVue App (or go to https://www.blackvuecloud.com and click on Start Web Viewer)
• Create a free BlackVue Cloud account (Tap Connect to Cloud in the app or Sign up in the Web Viewer)
• Explore the map. On the App, got to Cameras Tab > Map icon (See Race Schedule and Location further below)

Unlimited Live View schedule

About the ENEFIT 24H EV Race

From the organizers of the “Ignitis ON: discover Lithuania!” EV race comes another exciting project – the first ever 24-hour electric car race in Lithuania returns for the third consecutive year! The goal of the race is not who finishes the race faster, but rather complete as many laps as possible within 24 hours. Competitors will need to strategically take into account charging time, efficiency of the car itself and other factors that can impact their performance. This race is a car event designed to demonstrate and promote electric cars as an everyday mean of transport, but also suitable for motor sports competitions as well.

The 24H EV race will be a test of endurance not only for the electric cars, but also for the drivers. At the same time, it will be a great place for like-minded people to chat around the clock.

Event Location: Panevėžys Autodrome, Lithuania
Track lenght: 1558 meters
Open to all unmodified electric vehicles
Maximum number of cars: 15
Number of drivers per team: 3 to 12
Three 50 kW charging stations will be available
All participants will be divided into 4 classes.
Classification into classes will be based on the manufacturer declared range and EVDB real range.
Classification into classes will be done only after the receiving all entries.
Starting order determined during qualifying.
Overtaking allowed only on the main straight of the track.

Race schedule

Race location