As one update guide emphasizes, “Flash drives larger than 32 GB will not be recognized.”
This software update focuses primarily on system refinement rather than a complete visual overhaul. It addresses several bugs found in the older v7.x and v8.x branches:
Unlike modern over-the-air (OTA) updates, the R-Link 2 requires a manual update process using a USB drive. Here is the standard procedure for installing this version: R-link 2-software Version 9.0.35.50x
For owners of a Renault with an R-Link 2 system currently running an older version (particularly 7.x or earlier 9.x builds), . The update breathes new life into the infotainment system, providing a more responsive interface, a cleaner design, and useful new features like the quick home button.
One of the most notable fixes addresses a long-standing annoyance: . Previously, users with German language settings would occasionally see menus displayed in English. Version 9.0.35.50x resolved this, ensuring full language consistency throughout the interface. As one update guide emphasizes, “Flash drives larger
Click , then hard-reset the R-Link system by holding down its physical power button for 10 seconds. Troubleshooting Common Issues "Update File Corrupted" Error
Similarly, to install the later minor fix , you must first be on version 9.0.35.x. The update breathes new life into the infotainment
Start your engine and plug the USB into your vehicle. Follow the on-screen prompts; do not turn off the engine or remove the USB until the process is 100% complete. Critical Considerations
No. R-Link 2 hardware lacks the necessary chipsets for wireless CarPlay, and Renault never licensed Android Auto for this generation. You would need an aftermarket solution like a CarPlay USB dongle (e.g., Carlinkit 3.0/4.0).
Version 9.0.35.50x works on all R-Link 2 systems with hardware versions ranging from HW01 to HW04. However, note the following: