If you pick a camera on Hikvision's website and drill into it, it should show you all of the different alarms.
On the Hikvision I had (DS-2CD2132F-I-2.8MM), tripwire was called "Line Crossing", and it worked pretty good. For me, Dahua's implementation seems to be a little better because sudden light changes don't cause it to fire. I had a "Line Crossing" setup on my front porch with my Hikvision. At night, when the porch light would switch on/off, it'd trip, which would cause the Hik to email me some pictures of what was happening. The Dahua I replaced with Hik with doesn't do that when the porch light comes on/off.
Here's what the Hikvision website shows for that camera:
Alarm Trigger: | Line Crossing, Intrusion Detection, Motion detection, Dynamic analysis, Tampering alarm, Network disconnect , IP address conflict, Storage exception
So I guess if you have any question about a specific model, just look it up on Hik's website and see it says by the Alarm Trigger line.
Also, I don't have any BI experience, but do research to make sure it can record when Line Crossing alarms happen. I know with regular NVRs, that's not the case if the camera is from a different manufacturer than the NVR. For example, A Dahua NVR with Hikvision cameras attached will not record Alarm Triggers (other than motion) from the Hik cameras. Same with Hik NVRs and Dahua cameras...