Huawei Updates "Travel Guardian" Feature with Supported Vehicles and System Requirements

In May 2023, Huawei launched the "Travel Guardian" feature, which automatically sends personal emergency information and real-time heart rate data to rescue centers when a vehicle triggers an emergency call. This feature was first introduced on the Zunjie S800 sedan. According to the latest compatibility list, the Nova Lite series and Enjoy series smartphones currently do not support this feature. To use it, users must ensure that Bluetooth is enabled on their vehicle infotainment system, smartphone, and smartwatch. The following vehicles support the feature, along with their minimum required system versions: - Zunjie S800 Diancang Daguan: Vehicle HarmonyOS 4.3.1, Phone HarmonyOS 6.0 - Zunjie V800 / V680: Vehicle HarmonyOS 4.3.1, Phone HarmonyOS 6.0 - Zunjie S800: Vehicle HarmonyOS 4.3, Phone HarmonyOS 5.0.1.120 - Xiangjie G9, S9, S9 2026 Model, S9T: Vehicle HarmonyOS 4.3.1, Phone HarmonyOS 6.0 - Zhijie R7 2026 Model, S7 2026 Model, R7, S7, V9: Vehicle HarmonyOS 4.3 or 4.3.1, Phone HarmonyOS 6.0 - Wenjie M9, M9 2026 Model, M9 2025 Model, M8, M7 2026 Model, M6: Vehicle HarmonyOS 4.3.1, Phone HarmonyOS 6.0 - Shangjie H5, Z7, Z7T: Vehicle HarmonyOS 4.3.1, Phone HarmonyOS 6.0 In the event of a collision, this feature enhances E-CALL data transmissions by adding real-time heart rate and personal medical information, enabling rescue centers and hospitals to prepare targeted medical responses in advance. To set up the feature: Go to "Vehicle Status → Travel Guardian" in the vehicle settings, scan the QR code to bind your smartphone, and fill in your personal emergency information on the phone. If your phone is already connected to a smartwatch and has granted permission for heart rate synchronization, no additional setup is required.