An interesting novelty arrives to all Renault car owners who will finally be able to deal with an important innovation on their cars: to have it, all you need is a Smartphone.
Technology makes leaps and bounds day by day especially in the automotive field: by now, there is virtually an app for any type of work, leisure or operation that can be carried out with your vehicle and even the most important manufacturers are gradually adapting to the trend of making everything virtual and within reach hand via the ubiquitous Smartphone.
The latest innovation that Renault has finally brought to its many customers it’s really about the world of technology and of digital assistance: say goodbye to paper instruction manuals and long phone calls to the brand assistance center to get an employee to give you a hand, now everything is virtual and can be done with a Smartphone like yours.
The house has announced the official arrival of his first virtual assistant, a friendly puppet created from the diamond-shaped logo of the manufacturer that sells millions of cars every year that can assist you with the most important questions you may have about your car. But when will it arrive and how does it work? The answer is really simple.
All in your hands
The new assistant his name is Reno, an obvious play on words with the brand name, and is installed on your mobile phone via a special app and naturally on your car’s screen or monitor: but there is one condition. Only electric cars produced in the future by the house will have this interesting and nice system to facilitate assistance to the brand’s customers.
How long do we have to wait for Reno? Not so much fortunately, according to the top management of the house in fact as early as next year and therefore from 2024 electric cars – the future Renault 4 and 5 may already have it – will have this assistance system. However, it is not just a gadget: thanks to Reno, in fact, you can request and obtain information on the status of your car in real time.
To prevent passengers from getting bored, the our virtual passenger it will also be able to offer games, quizzes and anything else to entertain those on board who are not holding the wheel. A system that doesn’t even seem to implicitly want to compete with Tesla’s autopilot, otherwise why limit it to electric cars? We’ll see if he can actually do it.
