Goluk Family Photo
On November 1st, two new products from the Goluk T3 Epic Series—“Solid Rock” edition and “Ignite the Flame” edition—will make their first release on Tmall. To coincide with this launch, Goluk is also offering a four-part gift package to reward users.
Event Period: From 24:00 on October 31st to 23:59 on November 10th
Event Prizes:
Universal Prize: Launch price of 499 RMB, includes a 50 RMB R-membrane (immediately usable), given with purchase.
Third Prize: The first 500 buyers will each receive one first aid kit (including scissors, gauze, bandages, whistle, etc.)
Second Prize: For every 50 buyers, one randomly selected winner will receive a 500 RMB nationwide fuel card.
First Prize: For every 5,000 buyers, one winner will be drawn to receive round-trip flight tickets for two to Singapore, Malaysia, and Thailand.
Goluk is the creator of China’s first intelligent dash cam. It has already launched five products: G1, G2, T1, T1S, and T2 (BMW MINI custom edition). With its stylish design, one-touch video sharing for social interaction, and convenient outdoor shooting accessories, it has become China’s most user-friendly, fun, and visually appealing intelligent dash cam.
Front View of Product
In terms of appearance, the “Solid Rock” edition uses rock gray, while the “Ignite the Flame” edition uses flame red. According to Goluk’s definition, “Solid Rock” symbolizes perseverance and striving upstream with all one’s might; “Ignite the Flame” symbolizes breaking conventions and reigniting inner awakening. This shows that the T3 Epic Series hopes to convey thoughts and pursuits about life and existence through its products.
Logo Detail
Product Pairing Image
The T3 Epic Series continues Goluk’s compact and unique industrial design style. As seen in the photo, the product size is very similar to that of nail polish. This means that even when attached to the windshield, it won’t obstruct the driver’s view while still looking particularly sleek.Still Life Photo
The T3 Epic Series features uniquely colored products, making them look beautiful when paired with other still-life objects for photography.Smart Button Photo
In terms of functionality, key videos are captured in 12-second clips and can be one-touch shared to Weibo and WeChat Moments. Features first introduced such as live video streaming and 360° rotating camera have been retained in the T3 Epic Series. This way, when users are driving and come across moving scenes—such as Tibetan antelopes, elephants, storms, or sunsets—they can instantly share them on social platforms using the 12-second capture feature. The 360° rotating camera plus live streaming function further satisfies travelers’ desire for joy and sharing—always on the road, always sharing.BMW MINI Interior Photo
A real interior installation shot of the Goluk T3 in a BMW MINI. You can see that the T3 is very compact, and the “Ignite the Flame” edition really stands out in the car. In addition to continuing its social functions, the T3 has significantly enhanced its night vision capabilities—especially by adopting WDR wide dynamic technology—resulting in greater light intake. Even when shooting at night, the scenes viewed are true to life, ensuring every corner is bright and visible, and every frame of the footage has clearer details. This avoids unclear content when collecting evidence for accidents.BMW MINI Interior Photo
To prevent vehicle damage at night without being able to identify the perpetrator, the T3 Epic Series has strengthened its smart security features. When the vehicle is turned off, the Goluk T3 will seamlessly switch to parking security mode and automatically activate motion detection. When someone approaches, it will automatically trigger video recording. By connecting a voltage reduction cable (optional), 24/7 vehicle monitoring can be achieved.BMW MINI Interior Photo
A real interior installation shot of the Goluk T3 in a BMW MINI. The “Solid Rock” edition and “Ignite the Flame” edition have completely different styles—one is passionate, the other deep and reserved. Which is better? That’s entirely up to the user to decide.