Which Hondas still have LaneWatch?
Very few, if any, current Hondas offer LaneWatch. Honda has largely replaced the feature with traditional blind-spot monitoring systems, and as of 2025 LaneWatch is not listed as an option on new models. If you want LaneWatch, you’d be looking at older used Hondas that shipped with the system.
What LaneWatch is and how it works
LaneWatch is Honda's camera-based blind-spot display system. On supported models, a camera in the passenger-side mirror activates and feeds a live wide-angle view of the adjacent lane to the center console display. This helps drivers monitor the passenger-side blind spot during lane changes and merges. The video feed typically appears when the signal is activated or at certain speeds, depending on the model and year.
How it differs from standard blind-spot information systems
LaneWatch provides a video feed rather than just indicator lights. It relies on a camera instead of radar-based sensors and often appears on the main infotainment screen rather than a small side-mirror indicator. Availability and activation behavior can vary by model year and trim.
The models that historically offered LaneWatch
The following Honda models have historically offered LaneWatch in at least some trims or generations. Availability varied by year, trim level, and market.
- Civic
- Accord
- CR-V
- HR-V
- Pilot
- Odyssey
- Ridgeline
Note: LaneWatch availability was not universal across all trims or regions, and Honda has largely phased the feature out of its current lineup in favor of conventional blind-spot monitoring.
Current status and what to expect in 2025
As of 2025, none of Honda's current models list LaneWatch as an option. The company widely uses a radar-based Blind Spot Information System (BSI) that appears in the side mirrors or instrument cluster, without the passenger-side video feed LaneWatch offered in earlier years. If you want LaneWatch specifically, you would be looking at used Honda models from the mid-2010s to late-2010s that shipped with the system.
Summary
LaneWatch was a distinctive feature offering a live video view of the passenger-side blind spot. Honda has largely discontinued it in favor of traditional blind-spot monitoring across its current lineup. For buyers in 2025, LaneWatch is not available on new Hondas, with the feature mainly found on older used models.
How do I know if my Honda LDW is activated?
A green indicator light appears on the button when the system is on. LDW may not activate under certain conditions.
Which Honda models have LaneWatch?
Which Vehicles Have Honda LaneWatch™?
- 2019 Honda Civic.
- 2019 Honda Clarity.
- 2019 Honda Fit.
- 2019 Honda HR-V.
- 2019 Honda Ridgeline.
- 2019 Honda Insight.
Why did Honda stop the blind spot camera?
They are short on supply for Blind Spot, so they removed it from standard production and adjusted the MSRP. You can still get it, but will need request it and wait for the parts to come in. Which may or may not happen by 2024 production begins.
Is the Honda LaneWatch discontinued?
Honda LaneWatch™ essentially uses a camera to help you keep track of your blind spot. With that being said, Honda LaneWatch™ is no longer available on new Honda models as it has been replaced by even more impressive standard safety features.
