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My Renault

My Renault

Kategorie : Auto & FahrzeugeVersion: 1.8.7

Größe：70.3 MBBetriebssystem : Android 7.0+

Entwickler：RENAULT KOREA CO.,LTD

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Mein Renault ist Ihre All-in-One-Lösung für die Verwaltung Ihres Renault-Fahrzeugs. Wir bieten eine umfassende Suite von Funktionen für Ihre Bequemlichkeit.

Schlüsselfunktionen der My Renault -App:

  1. Fahrzeuginformationsmanagement:
    • Zugriff auf wichtige Fahrzeuginformationen, einschließlich Garantiedetails und Ersatzpläne für Verbrauchsmaterialien.
    • Sehen Sie sich das Bedienungsanleitung Ihres Autos direkt innerhalb der App an.
    • Genießen Sie nahtlose Kommunikation durch Chat -Beratung (Angel Center Talk), direkte Verbindung zu Ihrem Kfz -Call Center und rechtzeitige Rückrufbenachrichtigungen.
  2. Mühelose Wartungsplanung:
    • Echtzeitzugriff auf die Verfügbarkeit des Wartungsnetzes und die Online-Terminbuchung.
    • Erhalten Sie rechtzeitige Push -Benachrichtigungen für Verbrauchsmaterialien und geplante Wartung.
    • View STAUSETE WARTUNGSUTEN (Die Verfügbarkeit variiert je nach Netzwerk).
  3. OpenR -Link und OpenR -Panorama -Bildschirmintegration:
    • Genießen Sie die Funktionen der Fernfahrzeugsteuerung, einschließlich Fernstart-/Klimaregelung, Türverriegelung/Entsperren sowie Horn-/Lichtaktivierung.
    • Finden Sie Ihr Fahrzeug problemlos und senden Sie Ziele direkt an das Navigationssystem Ihres Autos.
    • Überwachen Sie die wichtigsten Fahrzeugstatusinformationen wie den Kraftstoffstand, die Fahrstrecke und die Gesamtkilometerleistung.
  4. Vorteile der Mitgliedschaft und Eigentümerveranstaltungen:
    • Bleiben Sie über Neuigkeiten, Veranstaltungen, Werbeaktionen und exklusive Rabatte informiert.
    • Sehen Sie sich Ihre Mitgliedsdetails und Ablaufdaten an.
    • Greifen Sie auf Ressourcen wie unser Accessoire -Einkaufszentrum, Abonnement für Happy Care Garanty Extension, neue Autoinformationen und Online -Anführungswerkzeuge zu.

Zum 3. April 2024 wurde die mobile Anwendung von Renault Korea als My Renault umbenannt, was das Engagement der globalen Renault -Marke für Modernität und Innovation widerspiegelt.

[Optionale Zugriffsrechte]

Hinweis: Sie können die App verwenden, ohne optionale Zugriffsrechte zu gewähren, aber einige Funktionen können nicht verfügbar sein.

  • Standort (optional): Erforderlich für die aktuelle Standortverfolgung, den Standort für Fahrzeuge, die Ermittlung der Routen und die Wartungsplanung.
  • Fotos und Videos (optional): Ermöglicht Ihnen, Fotos an E -Mail -Anfragen anzuhängen.
  • Benachrichtigung (optional): Ermöglicht die Bereitstellung von Benachrichtigungen und Ereignisinformationen.
  • Das nahe gelegene Bluetooth -Gerät (optional): Für die digitale Schlüsselfunktionalität erforderlich.
  • Telefon (optional): Für Telefonkonsultationen erforderlich.

[SmartWatch -App]

Ab dem 1. September 2023 ist die OpenR -Link -Fernbedienungsfunktion auf Galaxy Watch 4 und späteren Modellen über eine dedizierte Smartwatch -App (Wear OS v3.0 oder höher) verfügbar. Loggen Sie sich bei der My Renault -Smartphone -App an. Die Funktionalität hängt von der OpenR -Link -Registrierung und der Fahrzeugkompatibilität ab.

Was ist neu in Version 1.8.7

Zuletzt aktualisiert am 8. November 2024

Verbesserte Stabilität.

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AutoFan_42 Dec 23,2025

The app is quite useful for checking my car's status and booking services. Interface feels a bit clunky sometimes but it gets the job done. 😊

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