As the first mainstream brand Renault turned to specialists from Silicon Valley to get their OpenR infotainment system up and running. Is the French brand paving the way for others? /Renault
Screens are the real motors driving the car of the 21st century. With Renault launching its all-electric Mégane E-Tech, firestarter of the so-called Renaulution reform, another example is added to the list. On the inside, the French compact crossover features a vertical touch screen for infotainment with a diameter of 12 inches. A flipped vent
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