A new version of the My Renault app for vehicle-connected services by Renault
MY Renault, a new connected application for remote access to services and car functions.
The French automaker announces a new version of the My Renault application, which now connects directly to the vehicle. With the app motorists can manage their cars and their services from their smartphones, any time, any place.
MY Renault connects motorists dynamically to their cars and to their Renault environments, for a safe, fun and efficient customer experience.
“The release of the new MY Renault application is a milestone event in rollout of new connected-car services that enable customers to configure their own individual mobility practices. The smartphone takes a central place in the customer experience offered by MY Renault, providing customers with direct access to their preferred suppliers for a broad choice of services.” explains Benoit Joly, Renault Connected Vehicle Sales & Marketing director.

The new MY Renault application brings three main types of vehicle-connected functions:
Connected navigation
Route-planning starts and ends on the smartphone. The application logs the latest location where the car was parked, so it is possible to programme the next route from this location using the smartphone and send it to the car’s satnav system ready for when the driver climbs in. Then when the user leaves the vehicle, navigation continues in pedestrian mode from the parking spot through to the destination, switching over to his/her preferred navigation application (Feature available early 2018).
Remote information access
The user can query current vehicle dashboard data directly from the smartphone: fuel gauge (or battery charge), tyre pressure, average fuel consumption, journey log, etc. He/she can set alerts on low fuel level or low battery charge, and view eco-driving advice based on the score calculated by the on-board computer.
Renault Services
There’s fingertip access to all Renault services. You can set the vehicle maintenance schedule by mileage and display a price estimate for each servicing operation. The user can contact his preferred dealership directly from the schedule, and in the event of pressing need the application can indicate the route to the nearest dealership. And there’s an emergency button for calling Renault Assistance.
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13 Jun 2017
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