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How to Connect HiCar to a Car?

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VanHaley

07/24/25 4:04am

HiCar can be connected to a car via Bluetooth or a data cable. Both methods effectively link with the vehicle's infotainment system. HiCar is an intelligent interconnection solution for people, cars, and homes launched by Huawei, seamlessly connecting mobile devices with cars. When using Bluetooth, the process is similar to standard connections: enter the verification code displayed on the car's infotainment system into your phone to complete the pairing. For wired connections, enable USB debugging mode. Additionally, related software can be used for wireless interconnection, enabling remote vehicle control. For older cars to use Huawei HiCar, a HiCar box can be installed. However, the car's original infotainment system must meet certain requirements, such as running on Android OS or having a built-in navigation system with sufficient memory for HiCar installation. If HiCar cannot be installed directly due to incompatible hardware, an external Huawei Smart Screen for Cars can be added to enable HiCar functionality. Currently, installing HiCar in older cars is not recommended, as many available HiCar boxes are pirated or cracked versions, not official Huawei products. Huawei primarily targets the new car market with HiCar, integrating it directly into Huawei's own infotainment systems rather than relying on external protocols like CarPlay or CarLife.

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OBriella

08/10/25 11:39pm

Connecting HiCar to your car isn't actually complicated. As a tech enthusiast who uses it frequently, let me share my process. First, confirm your vehicle supports the HiCar system – you can find this option in the infotainment settings of newer cars. Also ensure your Huawei phone runs the latest OS for compatibility. After starting the car, activate the HiCar function on the infotainment screen (Bluetooth usually auto-pairs mobile devices by default). Turn on your phone's Bluetooth, search for the car's system name to connect, then accept the prompts. For more stable connection, USB cable method provides plug-and-play recognition without manual operation. Upon successful connection, your phone interface appears on the car display with seamless integration of navigation maps and music playback. Occasionally, the car system may require software updates to prevent bugs – I recommend regular checks to avoid lag. Safety tip: perform connections while parked; avoid interface adjustments while driving. Compared to CarPlay, HiCar offers better optimization for Huawei users with voice assistant control for apps. Remember, initial setup might take a few minutes – stay patient to master the entire process.

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