I agree, it does look enough like a camera to make it tempting to steal.
They should also get H.265 encoding in there and get the bit rate up further. 22mbs is ok, but hardly a high rate for 2.7K's worth of pixels.
Current Hero 6 Action cam uses 80mbs and the Yi4K+ 135mps over 4K's worth of pixels. Interesting you can see more detail in pictures from the Yi from I've seen showing real gains.
(There's a youtube video here of a comparison between the 2 and in some shots, especially one towards the end with paving under a house veranda in lower light (shade), (3 mins 48 secs and best watched at 4K or as close to as your system can manage) you can see a clear difference in detail on the Yi:
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(If your bandwidth is restricted, go to 3 mins 40, click for 4K, pause the video before it reaches 3 mins 48secs, then make a cup of tea and let it buffer. Should play for a short while when you return before needing to buffer again.)
Admittedly as well, 80mbs might be difficult to achieve in a dashcam given that it records continuously. However, doesn't h.265 cut the data rate in 1/2? In which case 25mbs with h265 should be the equivalent of around 50mbs with h264. The GoPro the new Fusion (5.2K) uses h265 now.