R-link 2-software Version 9.0.35.50x Official

Native full-screen support is the primary "worth-it" factor.

Renault dealers will install this update for a fee (typically €50–€120). However, many owners prefer the DIY method using a USB drive. R-link 2-software Version 9.0.35.50x

| Issue | Frequency | Workaround | |-------|-----------|-------------| | Loss of saved radio presets | Common (20% of users) | Manually re-save presets. No fix other than backup before update. | | "Navigation not activated" message | Rare | Re-enter your activation code (found in your MyRenault account or on the dealer card). | | Apple CarPlay latency | Moderate (iOS 15/16 only) | Use a certified MFi Lightning cable. Wireless adapters (e.g., Carlinkit) may need re-pairing. | | Clock resets to UTC+0 | Occasional | Go to Date/Time settings; toggle "GPS Time" off then back on. | Native full-screen support is the primary "worth-it" factor

Before diving into the specifics of version 9.0.35.50x, let’s establish a baseline. R-Link 2 is Renault’s second-generation connected infotainment system, launched around 2014-2015. Unlike the entry-level R&Go or the later Android-based OpenR Link (found in the Megane E-Tech Electric), R-Link 2 is a Linux-based system that powered vehicles such as: | | Apple CarPlay latency | Moderate (iOS