From:Internet Info Agency 2026-06-28 11:00:09
On June 27, Yu Chengdong, Executive Director of Huawei, released a video showcasing the immersive experience of the Harmony Intelligent Mobility Zunjie V800, a "ultra-premium MPV." The vehicle supports seamless integration with Huawei smartwatches, enabling users to open the doors from outside the car with a simple finger-pinch gesture and close them inside the cabin with a wave of the hand. The car’s audio system features the HUAWEI SOUND Ultimate Premium Series, equipped with 43 speakers, a 2,920W amplifier, and bass extension down to 40Hz, supporting fine-tuned adjustments across more than 200 parameters. The video also revealed for the first time a foldable screen integrated into the right-side armrest of the second row. When unfolded, it allows control over functions such as spatial privacy settings, VIP reception mode, private changing room, and sunshade curtains. The starry-sky headliner features a retractable design. Behind the front center console sits the industry’s first personal beverage bar, complete with a touchscreen and two touch-sensitive buttons, capable of brewing Americano, espresso, tea, and other beverages. Its cup holders are foldable and remain stowed when not in use. The Zunjie V800 made its official debut on June 25, measuring 5,495 mm in length, 2,006 mm in width, and 1,850 mm in height, with a wheelbase of 3,430 mm. Priced between RMB 800,000 and RMB 1.2 million, the vehicle offers over 3.8 meters of usable interior space. The trunk provides a base capacity of 758 liters, expandable to 2,713 liters, and supports more than 10 configurable interior layouts. Additionally, it features the industry’s first full-color intelligent interactive dynamic taillights, embedded with 5,032 individually controllable LEDs.

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